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JUN 13 1940
ALLEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
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GENEALOGY
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FORT WAYNE ADVERTISEMENTS.
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{One difor east of B. W. OaUeif,)
FOKT WAYNE, - - INDIANA.
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for non-Residonts and Collecting.
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FORT WAYNE ADVERTISEMENTS.
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State Agent,
^ot thfe f 0j)ttlav ^amiJjj ^^wing plathin^.
Office & Salesroom: Hamilton Hall BIdg.,
(Up stairs, first door to the right,)
FOBT WAYNE, - - - INDIA WA.
For] Family Sewing
this Machine has noeu-
periors,and few equals.
It is esteemed the high-
est by those who know
it the best. It runs
easier, and with less
noise, than any other
•shuttle, or double
threaded machine, and
is geared to run at a
high rate of speed.
All in need of Sew-
ing Machines will find
it for their interest to
patronize the FINKLE
& LYON MACHINE.
Price and terms fav-
orable as for any other
first class machine.
Wm.W. Updegraff.
Ben. W. McCullough.
WM. W. UPDEGRAFF & CO.,
JOBBERS OF
ii€¥ Sttis.
GLOMES,
HOSIERY AND WHITE GOODS,
Opposite Mayer House, Calhoun St.,
» WA¥iiC, " -
FORT WAYNE ADVEKTISEMENTS.
BLOOMINGMLE BREWERY
W, S. Lima Hoad, S, of Canal Feeder,
FORT WAYNE, - - - INDIANA.
FRAIVCIS J. BECK, Proprietor.
OF BEST ARTICLE OF BEER AND LAGER BEER.
Delivered in tlie City free of charge.
C. E. DAVIS. W. H. DAVIS. J. W. BYERS.
BOOKBINDERS,
AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS,
Magazines, Periodicals and Music Books neatly bound.
JVb. 52 Calhoun Street,
Over Hill's Music Store.
FOIiT \^ATnVE, - - - - IIVr>IA]VA.
J. K. EDGERTON. GEORGE NELSON.
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(WOODBURN, LUMBER AND STAVE MILLS,)
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
LUMBER, SHINGLES, STMES, HEADINGS, ETC.
Mills and Oflace at Woodburn, on Toledo, Wabash and
Western Railway, Allen Co., Ind. Ofiace and Yard
on S. S. Rail Road between Calhoun and
Lafayette Streets, Port Wayne, Ind.
Charles P. Fletcher,
m\ OMNIBUS ^^ AND HACK LINE.
Attending, arriving and departing Trains.
Persons conveyed to any part of the city. Immediate attention paid to
orders for City Hack.
Ofl&ce, 41 Aveline House, Calhoun St.,
FORT WAYNE, - - - - INDIANA.
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JOHN C. W. BAILEY,
BOOK & JOB PRmTER
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PUBLISHER,
CHICAGO, - - - - ILLINOIS.
FTJBr.ISHER OF THE
For the Past Ten Years.
Western Merchants' Price Current.
VOICE OF MASONRY,
AAW OTHER MASONIC WORKS.
ALL KINIDS OF
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BILLHEADS, CIRCULARS, CARDS, HANDBILLS, RE-
CEIPTS, LEASES, BLANKS, Etc.
Done in the BEST STYLE and at the LOWEST PRICES.
Country Merchants' Printing Solicited.
FORT WAYNE ADVERTISEMENTS.
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Mum ^mh ($^kt\xm^ ^tan,
JOHN &. FLEBDERMAN & CO.,
HI ercbant Tailors
AND
CLOTHIERS,
25 Main Street,
FORT WAYNE, - - INDIANA.
ALL KINDS OF FURNISHING GOODS.
CLOTHING of every Description made to Order
in the most Fashionable Style.
JOHN LILLIE. JAMES LILLIE.
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GENERAL DEALERS IN
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SANDUSKY & LOUISVILLE
CEMENT,
PLASTER PARIS
Plastering Hair, etc.
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PROPRIKTORS OF
PAGE'S PERPETUAL
Fresh Lime every day.
West Side of Calhoun Street,
(^On Canal.)
FORT WAYNE, IND.
Orders promptly filled.
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Room No. 29, Post Office Building,
Fort "Wayne, - - Indiana.
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Effected in First Class Companies on liberal terms.
DEEDS, MORTGAGES, LEASES, CONTRACTS,
Partnership Papers, Bills of Sale, etc.,
neatlj' and correctly drawn.
PROMPT ATTENTION GIVEN TO
Collecting, Book Keeping, Copying,
Eto.3 etc.
Merchants, Manufacturers, Hotel-Keepers, Contractors, Farmers and othera
furnished with good reliable help of all kinds on short notice.
Persons looking for employment can obtain the same by making application.
HOU8E^, LOTS AlVD LANDS
Bought, Sold and Leased.
Prompt attention given to furnishing information or transacting business of
any kind in NEW YORK, BALTIMORE, CINCINNATI,
DETROIT, CHICAGO, OMAHA, ST. LOUIS & MEMPHIS.
Goods purchased for Retail Dealers at Lowest Market Prices.
We prepare MODELS, DRAWINGS, SPECIFICATIONS and CLAIMS,
and do all other business connected with the Patent Office, after the most
approved method.
By strict attention to business we hope to receive a liberal share of public
patronage.
ALLEN COUNTY
CONTAINING
A DIRECTORY OF FORT WAYNE CITY.
AND
HISTORICAL AND DESCRIPTIVE SKETCHES OF THE SEVERAL
TOWNSHIPS OF THE COUNTY,
ALSO,
A DIRECTOKY OF THE NAMES, OCCUPATIOX AND POST
OFFICE ADDRESS OF THE MERCHANTS, MAN-
UFACTURERS & FARMERS THROUGH-
OUT ALLEN COUNTY,
TO WHICH ARE ADDED
A COMPLETE BUSINESS REGISTER AND REGISTER OF
CITY AND COUNTY ORGANIZATIONS, SOCI-
ETIES, PUBLIC BUILDINGS, «\J(j.
TOGETHER WITH
A List of Post Of&ces in lUinoiSj Indiana and Obio, and a
List of Money Order Offices in the United Str.tes.
Compiled and PubHshed by John C. W. Bailey-
ISSUED AT THE OFFICE OF
CHICAGO, ILL.
18fV..
Alien County Public Ubnti
900 Webster Street
L
The comj)ilation of the present work has been to the compiler and
publisher a source of much solicitude, from the fact that we wished this,
our first Directory of Allen County, to be a model book both in appear-
ance and in accuracy. How well we have succeeded, we leave it to our
patrons to say.
The Fokt Wayne Crrr Dieectoky contains 6,277 names, (which
were ail obtained by actual canvass,) being nearly 1,500 more than pub-
lished in any previous Directory of this place. We are especially proud
^. of this, as it shows that our canvass has been systematic and correct.
*^ The Business Register will be found very complete, showing as
> it does, the names of all parties doing business on their own account
throughout the county, together with their post office address. Among the
^, many different branches of trade here represented, we find 13 Insurance
^ Agents, 10 Bakers, 14 Barbers, 45 Blacksmiths, 29 Boarding Houses,
N> (exclusive of hotels,) 59 Boot and Shoe Makers and Retail Dealers, 50
(q^ Carpenters and Builders, 16 Clothiers, (exclusive of Merchant Tailors,)
18 Coopers, 18 Dress and Cloak Makers, 13 Druggists, 26 Dry Goods
^ merchants, 18 Flour Mills, 20 General Stores, 81 Grocers, 21 Hotels, 36
^ i Lawyers, 18 Meat Markets, 18 Merchant Tailors, 16 Milliners, 19 Nota-
"^ lies Public, 4 Nurseries, 23 Painters, 44 Physicians, 5 Printers, 11 Real
•> Estate Dealers, 85 Saloons and Restaurants, 7 Saddle and Harness
J Makers, 31 Saw Mills, 22 Wagon Makers, 16 Yankee Notion Dealers,
\j together with many more different professions, trades, &c., of which our
space will allow no mention.
The County Dieectoky will be found invaluable to all doing busi-
ness, as neither money or time have been spared to make it truly
accurate and reliable — in fact just what we represented it to be.
The Gazetteer of the Townships is full of interesting and statist-
ical matter, written by gentlemen well acquainted with the different
townships and to whom the publisher returns his thanks.
In conclusion, we would thank the Press of Fort Wayne for their
many flattering notices, and to our patrons for the encouragement given
to our canvassers, and to whom the present volume is respectfully dedi-
cated. I cannot close, however, without giving full credit to my General
Agent, Mr. E. S. Austin, who has had the book entirely under his
charge and compilation.
J. C. W. BAILEY.
GENERAL INDEX.
Abbreviations 33
Allen County Business Register 195
Allen County Directory 2'25
Asylums 179
Banks and Bankers 1*79
Board of AldermeD 179
Board of Education 178
Board of Health 178
Calendar 31
Cemeteries 180
Churches > 179
City Fire Limits 178
City Government 177
City Ordinance (Hack) 178
City Police 178
City Wiird Boundaries. 178
Clubs 181
Constitution of the United States 273
County Organization 177
Educational 181
Fort Wayne City Directory 33
Fort Wayne Street Directory 189
Incorporated Companies 182
Index to Advertisements 13
Insurance Companies 183
Internal Revenue 188
Judiciary 183
Libraries and Reading Rooms 183
Money Order Post Offices in the U. S. . . .282
Newspaper and Publications. . 184
Parks 84
Post Offices in Illinois. 287
Post Offices in Indiana 29!>
Post Offices in Ohio 301
Post Office and Mails (City) 184
Preface , 11
Public Halls 184
Secret and Benevolent Societies 185
Sketch of Aboite Township 15
Sketch of Adams " 15
Sketch of Cedar Creek " 16
Sketch of Eel River '* 16
Sketch of Jackson '* 17
Sketch of Jefferson '* 17
Sketch of Lafavette " IS
Sketch of Lake '♦ 18
Sketch of Madison " 19
Sketch of Marion " 19
Sketch of Maumee •* 19
Sketch of Milan " 20
Sketch of Monroe " 20
Sketch of Perry " 21
Sketch of Pleasant " 22
Sketch of St. Joseph " 23
Sketch of Scipio '« 23
Sketch of Springfield " 24
Sketch of Washington " 25
Sketch of Wayne ** 26
Societies, &c 186
State Officers 177
Telegraph and Transportation Companies. 187
Trades Directory ]S8
View of Biddle & Hoagland's Drug Estab-
lishment 194
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS
BOARDING.
Treep Mrs. Mary 193
BOOK BINDERS.
Davis's & Byers V
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
Siemon, Bro. & Co , Ill"
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Chapin E. & Co opp, 194
HoodT. N. &Co 198
Markley, Schrader & Co Side Lines.
Marsh H. W 199
Sander C. W 199
BREWERS.
BeckF. J T
BUSINESS AGENCY.
Jones George W. & Co VIII
CARRIAGE MAKERS.
Stanley, Bieber & Co XI
CIGARS.
Reiter George 20I
DENTISTS.
Brown S. B 202
Knapp Isaac , . . . . X
INDEX TO -ADVERTISEMENTS.
DRUGGISTS.
Biddle & Hoagland Top Lines.
Gratig-iy & Bro 82
Mover Bros. & Co. Front Cover and Top Llnex.
Niiide & Co XI
Sturgij Wm. E XIII
Oi-ff C. &Co XV
DRY GOODS.
Root & Co Top Lines.
FRUIT HOUSE.
White Jv B Card Back Cover.
FURNITURE.
Klaehn John J X
GROCERS, RETAIL.
Boltz F. F. k Bro 206
Strong M. B 207
GUNSMITH.
Raquet C 20?
HARDWARE.
Oakley B. W. & Son 32
HOTELS.
Aveline House XIV
Freeman A r. . X
Mayer House 209
Railroad Dining Hall 209
INSURANCE AGENTS.
Bossier H. II Ill
Ditrgin & Edsail... opp. 209
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Banner Side Lines.
LAND AGENTS.
Indiana Land Agency 36
LAWYER.
Sinclair Samuel E 212
LAWYER AND REAL ESTATE AGENT.
Randall F. P XIII
' LAWYER AND PATENT RIGHT AGENCY.
Wiilson H. F opp. Business Register.
LIVERY STABLE.
Swain Jacl«son XIV
Taylor William M XHI
LUMBER DEALERS.
Cochrane, Humphrey & Co IX
LUMBER, &C.
Edgerton J. K V
MAGAZINES.
Voice of Masonry .224
MARBLE WORKS (STEAM.)
Humphrey J. & Co IX
MASONIC EMPORIUM.
Bailey J. C. W 281
MERCHANT TAILORS.
Fleddernian John G VII
MILLINERY GOODS.
Towne D. H XI
MODEL MAKERS.
Poston E. W 214
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Hill C. L Side Lines.
Walther & Ogden 166
NEWSPAPERS. ,
Indiana Staats Zeitung 60
Fort Wayne Democrat. 52
Fort Wayne Gazette 44
Western Merchants' Price Current 176
OCULISTS AND AURISTS.
AyersS. C, M. D 21 5
OMNIBUS AND HACKS.
Fletcher Charles P V
PAINTERS, HOUSE AND SIGN.
Kover 0. J Side Lines.
Seybold Charles F 216
Starkev & Rupert .opp. 154
Wilmot J. C 216
Yergens A. H XIII
PHYSI HANS AND SURGEONS.
Bowen G. W., M. D 217
Fitzsimmons J. F., M. D 217
Myers W. H X
PRINTERS, BOOK AND JOB.
Bailey J. C. W VI
Jones & Son opp. 155
PUMP MANUFACTURERS.
Kyle A. P IX
RAILROADS.
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago 148
Toledo, Wabash & Western 76
SAW MILLS.
Baker & Bro., ) ,,, .,, v
p ' V (Monroeville) . . .
.XIV
Baker &
SEWING MACHINES.
Kestel P XII
Morse Charles E IV
SHINGLES, LATH, &C.
Trier & Tegtmyer XII
SHIRT MANUFACTURERS.
Angell B. D 11
Tripp k Tigar XV
STONE AND LIME.
Lillie & Bro VII
VETERINARY SURGEON.
Nestel D 223
YANKEE NOTIONS.
Updegraff W. W. & Co IV
ALLEN
COUITY GAZETTEER
ARRANGED ALPHABETICALLY BY TOWNSHIPS,
GIVING AN ACCOUNT OF THEIR LOCATION, SOIL, PRODUCTIONS, TIMBER AND
WATER-COURSES, ETC., ETC.
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Aboite
Township is situated in the western part of Allen county and w;\9 first settled in
18?>3 by Enoch Turner, John Turner, Richard Clarlc, Riclnrd Andrew, Jesse Vermilyea and
Sol Bayless. The oldest man now living in the township is Epiiraim Tliatcher. The Toledo,
W.ibasii & Western Railway runs through the southern part of the township, and is the
principal means of transportation. The township was organized in 1835. Aboite River
fl.)ws through the township in a southwest direction, from which stream the township di^i ives
its name. It contains one saw mill, Bowman & Bro., proprietors, located in the center of
the township ; one church of different denominations ; eight dist'ict schools; one library.,
two hundred volumes, William Hamilton, librarian. The township is well timbered and the
soil is fertile, the principal products being wheat, corn, etc.
There are three mail routes, two by railroad and one horse route ; no postmaster and no
postofiice. The Illinois State road is the most direct road running through the township.
Adams
Is bounded on the north by St. Joseph, south by Marion, east by JeflTiPson, and west bj
W:iyne townships. The tirst settlement v.ms made about the year 1823, by Charles Weeksj,
Jesse Adams, L. Edmonds and Israel Taylor, who were soon followed by others. The oldest
settlers now living are L. M. and A. A. Rogers and Simon Edsall. The first birth in the
township was in October, 1825, (John S. Rogers.) The first death, a daughter of Mrs. L-
Aaams, who died about October, 1825.
The surface of the country is level and heavi.y timbered, and the soil a rich loam, well
adapted to the raising of all root crops. It is watered by the M.iumce River, which fl.iw.s
through the northern part of the township from west to east, and Six Mile Creek, which
furnishes good power for mills and other purposes.
The Toledo, Wabash & Western Railway passes through the northern pait, and the
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago through the central part of this township. The Wabash
and ^ rie C iinil also passes through the northern part of the township, which makes tiie
transportation in^ilities equal to any in the State.
NEW HAVEN, on the Toledo, Wabash & Western Railway, and Wabasli and Erie
Canal, is six miles east of Fort Wayne, the only town of note in the township, and contains
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Biddle & Hoagland's is the only reliable Baking Powder.
16 ALLEN COUNTY GAZETTEER.
one good hotel; three general stores; one drug store; one hardware and tin store ; one
harness shop; two carpenter shops ; two wagon makers ; three blacksmiths; one gunsmith ;
two butcher shops; one bakery ; three stave and heading factories; two flouring mills , one
saw mill ; one planing mill ; two shingle factories; one lumber yard'; two insurance agents;
one lawyer; one notary public; three physicians; one justice of the peace ; four churches,
Cathohc, Lutheran, two Methodist; one graded free school, one Lutheran and one Catholic
school ; five saloons and one distillery ; one Lodge of I. 0. 0. F., No. 253, one of I. 0. G.
T., No. 304, aud one of G. A. R.
This fine and rapidly growing town was laid out about the year 1840, by Henry Burgess,
Esq., a native of Connecticut, who gave it the name of New Haven in honor of the city
bearing the same name in that State. For business as well as a place of residence this town
could not have been better located, having the facilities of railroad and canal transportation,
and the surrounding country being heavily timbered offers every inducement for an extensive
trade. The extensive timber district especially increases the importance of the town, sup-
plying material for large manufactories of lumber, lath, shingles, staves, headings, barrels,
etc. The stave and heading manufacture is the principal business of the place, and was
first started by Mr, John Begue, (now of the firm of J. Begue & Co.,) after which other
factories of the same kind were started, among which may be mentioned those of Messrs.
McKendry & Co., Hall, Schnelker & Co. There is also a combined planing mill and shingle
factory, owned by Messrs. Gothe «& Brudi. They are all run by steam power and employ a
large number of workmen. There are several fine buildings in the town, among which may
be named Burgess Block, a fine three story brick building occupied by Messrs. Whitaker
& Bell, who have an extensive general store, the Post Office, and Mr. S. Bacon's hardware
and tin store ; also, another fine brick building occupied by N. Schuckman as a general
store. A fine brick church building has just been completed by Mr. H. Burgess, at a cost of
$6,000. There are also a number of fine residences in the town, giving conclusive evidence
of the thrift and good taste of its inhabitants. Population about 1,200.
TOWN OFFICERS.
TnrsTEES. — C.A.Zollinger, President; Samuel Evelin, Secretary; H. Burgess, Treas-
urer ; Levi Bell, Barney Schnelker.
Edward Lee, Marshal ; J. W. Whitaker, Assessor.
Cedar Creek
Is bounded on the east by Springfield, west by Perry Township, north by DeKalb Co., and
south by St. Joseph's and Milan Townships. This township is well watered by the St.
Joseph River, along the bank of which, plenty of the best timber is found. The soil is
equal to any in the county, and well adapted to grain growing or stock raising.
HAMILTON, (Leo, P. 0.) — The only village in this township, is beautifully situated on
the west bank of the St. Joseph River, about 14 miles northeast of Fort Wayne; at this
point there is a bridge across the St. Joseph River, built in 1866. The village contains
three churches, viz. : one Methodist Episcopal, erected 1853, one United Brethren, erected
1861, and one Roman Catholic, erected 1855 ; all handsome, well built edifices. The village
also contains two saw, and one flour mill, three boot and shoemakers, three general stores,
three wagonmakers, three blacksmiths, two saloons, one tannery, one woolen factory and
two physicians, also one public school with an attendance of 75 pupils ; and a Lodge of
A. F. & A. M., (Leo Lodge, No. 244.) Population, about 350.
Eel River
Is bounded on the east by Perry Township, west and north by Noble County, and south
by Lake and Washington Townships. The surface of the country is even, and the soil a
rich loam well adapted to the raising of all kinds of grain. The township was first settled
Middle & Sloagland's Baking Powder is the Best and Cheapest
ALLEN COUNTY GAZETTEER. I'?
about 1823, by F. C. Shoaff, Freeman Chase, William Mooney, Oliver Potter and otL"^
The first death occurring in the township, was that of Freeman Chase. The township con"
tains seven public schools and five churches, viz. : three Methodist, two United Brethren
all of which are well sustained. '
Jackson
Is bounded on the east by Paulding County, Ohio, west bv Jefi-erson, north by Maumee
and south by Monroe Townships. The surface of the country is level, and heavily timbered
and is watered by Flat Rock Creek, the only stream in the township. The soil is cood'
corn and wheat are the staple crops, although considerable attention is bein- paij to fruit
growing. °
The first settlement was made in 1840, by George Ball, Jacob Mooney and Geor-e
Hollinger, who were soon followed by others. The oldest settler now livin-'in the i,ow°n
ship, IS George Hollinger. °
The township contains two school houses, a township library and one saw mill- there
are no churches erected at present, but the citizens expect at an e.rly day to have 'two or
three good houses.
_ MONROE VILLE, (Monroe Township,) is the shipping point and post office for this town-
ship. Population, about 100.
Jefferson
Is bounded on the north by Milan, south by Madison, east by Jackson, and west bv
Adams Townships. The surface of the country is even, and heavily timbered, the soil -^ood
and crops of all kinds do well. °
The township was first settled by Blackraorc and Garrett Whitnev, who built the fir.t
house about the year 1833. The oldest settlers now living are Messrs. A. Powers Alanson
Whitney, Eben Burgess, Joseph Gronaud and William Harper. The first birth occurring in
the township, was that of Reuben Powers, in 1887. The first death a child of Post
(who was drowned in 1836.) The first marriage took place in 1838, between Reuben Powers
and Eveline Whitney; the marriage rites were celebrated by William Brown E-n of tl,?,
occasion the following is told : ■■
"A party was collected for the purpose of "Belling "the newly married pair-the
custom then as well as now. Mr. Whitney, (father of the bride,) hearilig of their intenMon
determined on spoiling their fun, which he proceeded to do in the followinc. manner- as
the dancing was going on inside the house, the ^^band" from without struck up a most dis'
cordant air, the instruments being bells, tin-pans, horns, and most every conceivable thin-^
that would make a noise, when about the middle of their piece, old Whitnev stepped out°
cudgel in hand, and put an end to the performances, by belaboring the heads' of the would'
be musicians, and dealing a most unmerciful blow to one poor fellow, who was less fortunat"
than the rest on the retreat, had to be carried home, and was for many days confined to \Z
bed ; thus ended the first wedding in this township."
The Toledo Wabash & Western Railway passes through the north-west corner of this
township, as also the Wabash and Erie Canal.
The Pittsburgh Fort Wayne & Chicago Railway, crosses the south-west corner of the
township, affording excellent means of trausportation.
The township contains one church, (Catholic,) 11 schools, and one township libr-irv
MAPLES, a small village of about lOO inhabitants, is located on the Fort Wayne &
Chicago Railway, about 10 miles distant From Fort Wayne
A saw mill was started here, by Messrs. Bird & Bowser, about the yenr 1858 ■ thev
afterwards introduced into the firm Mr. L. S. Maple, which circumstance in connectloii ' n
the fact of there being considerable timber of that name in the neighborhood gave rise t.
the name of Maple's town. ". feave rise to
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The Best is the cheapest-BIDDLE & HOAGLAND'S Royal Baking Powder.
18 ALLEN COUNTY GAZETTEEK.
For some reason, this village has not grown with the same rapidity, that has character-
ized many of its neighbors. There is but little business transacted here, the only enter-
prize worth mention, is that of Messrs. Bird, Bowser & Maples, and Messrs. Fitch & Maples,
the last named are proprietor of an extensive Stave and Heading Manufactory, where they
can turn out 20,000 staves or headings per day, using about 15 cords of the best Oak wood,
and employing from 23 to 30 hands, and shipping on an an average from six to eight cars
per month, each carrying 30,000 staves — besides this manufactory, with which is also con-
nected Bird, Bowser & Maples Saw Mill, there is one saloon, one blacksmith shop, one cooper-
shop, one physician, one notary public, one school, (dist,) one Lodge of L 0. G. T., and
Post Office, also one Stave Finishing Factory, owned and condueted by Mr. George W>
Ritter.
Lafayette
Township is situated in the southwest corner of the County, and was first settled
in 1840, by Samuel Fogswell, William Jobes, James Wilson and Anthony Crummie. The
first white child born, was Rebecca Fogswell ; the first death, Samuel Fogswell. The Town-
ship contains five saw mills, two churches — one Methodist and one of all denominations, ten
schools and a Township Library, (John Aekin, Librarian.) The Township is well timbered
with hickory, white oak, walnut and maple. The surface is level, the principal products
bein'' wlieat and corn. Pork is raised to a large extent. It is well watered by Eight Mile
Creek, flowing in a northwest direction. The Toledo, Wabash and Western Railway crosses
the extreme northwest corner. Little River crosses the same part. The Huntington road
runs through the Township, and is the principal means of transportation. This Township is
said to be one of the best in the State, as regards farming land and its timber. (No lodges
of any kind, or papers published in Township.) The Township derives its name from Gene-
ral Lafayette.
ZANESVILLE P. 0. is in the southern part of the Township, and is the only town ; it
is fifteen miles from Fort Wayne, and isou the line which divides Allen and Wells counties,
the greater part of the town being in the latter. It contains one general store, one harness
maker, one shoe store, 'one church, (all denominations,) one physician, (James Wyele,) and
the Post Office, Oscar Wilson Post Master. The population is about 200.
Lake
Township is located In the western part of Allen County, and was first settled in the
fall of 1835, by William Luckey, Samuel Caff'ery, and James Pringle. In the spring of 1836
Francis Sweet, Sampson Pierson and John McClure settled in the Township. The Pitts-
burgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway runs through the southern part of the Township,
and is the principal means of transportation. The Township was organized in the spring of
J8S7 and the first election was held on the first Monday in April, 1837. There are two
steam saw mills, nine school houses and three churches — one Methodist, one United Brethren
and one Free Will Baptist. There is a Good Templar Lodge— Good Litetil, No. 227 — having
52 members ; also a Township Library. The soil is fertile, the principal products being
wheat, corn and sorghum.
ARC0LA village is situated in the southwest part of the Township, on the Pittsburgh,
Fort Wavne and Chicago Railway. It is eight miles from Fort Wayne, and contains about
200 inhabitants, two groceries and one blacksmith and wagon shop.
LITCHFIELD is another Post Office in the northern part of the Township, Calvin
Thomas, Post Master.
PIERSON is a small village in the center of the Township. It derived its name from
Sampson Pierson. Post Office was formerly located here, but has been removed. No busi-
ness done in Pierson.
Aboite Creek is in the southern part of the Township, and flows in a southerly direction.
There is also a fine lake in the northwest part of the Township.
I
Take no Baking Powder but Biddle & Hoagland's.
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Madison
Township is located in the southeastern part of Allen Co., and is bounded on the north
by Jefferson Township, south by Wells County, east by Monroe Township, and west by
Marion Township. The Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway passes through the
northeast corner of the Township, and is the only means of transportation. Monroeville, in
Monroe Township, is the nearest shipping point, being about five miles distant from the
center of this Township. The first settlement was make in 1838, by Messrs. Browning,
William Hill, George Eagy, Andrew Meek, John Edwards and Milton Holmes. The oldest
man in the township is Adam Emeneheiser, age 90. The township contains three saw mills,
(owned by Messrs. Jacob Dague & Bro., Flachs & Fry, and Israel Grube,) several carpenters
two blacksmith shops, three churches — one Presbyterian, erected 1848, with 25 members,
James Elcox, Pastor; one Lutheran, (Evangelical,) erected 1866, with 70 members, E. W.
Erick, Pastor; one Lutheran, erected 1846 — ten district schools, with an average attendance
of thirty scholars each ; one Vigilant Committee, or society organized ten or fifteen years,
owing to the depredations of horse thieves. Surface of country fiat, and heavily timbered
with oak, ash, walnut, poplar, etc. Soil good, and well adapted to the raising of all kinds
of grain, fruit and grass —grazing, especially being good.
This Township was traversed by old General Wayne in his route to Fort Wayne from
Pickwty. No Post OflSce in the Township. The mails are received at Monroeville. There
are no running streams in the Township, but is well watered by springs, etc. Population
about 1,200.
*Marion
Is bounded on the north by Adams Township, south by Adams and Wells County, east
by Madison, and west by Pleasant Township. The surface of the country is flat, and heav-
ily timbered with oak, ash, poplar, maple &c. The soil is fertile and well adapted to raising
wheat, corn and oats. The nearest shipping point is Maples. The St. Mary'a river passes
through the western part.
tMaumee
Is located in the eastern part of the county and on the state line, is bounded on the
north by Scipio and Springfield Township, and on the south by Jackson, east by Paulding,
County, Ohio, and west by Milan Township. The first settlement was made by Ulrich..
Saylor, Sr., Ulrich Saylor, Jr., and Solomon Swisher in the year 18.37. Township was organ-
ized about 1843. The first children born were Julian and Ulrich Saylor, (third.) The first,
deaths were Julian Saylor, in 1839, and Ulrich Saylor in 1841. First marriage was cele-
brated between Betsy E. Saylor, and Charles Harding, in the year 1841.
The oldest settlers now living are U. Saylor, Sr., U. Saylor, Jr., William Johnson and
L. Lemort. Surface flat and in some parts swampy; soil, generally good and adapted to most
classes of grain, especially on the bottom lands. Timber is easily obtained, consisting mostly
of soft maple, elm, cottonwood &c., interspersed with oak anJ other hard wood. The
township containes three schools, and one township library. Maumee river traverses the
northern part of the township running nearly east and west, also Black Creek which heads
in the north and flows into the Maumee river.
The Wabash and Erie Canal also traverses the township, following the course of the
Maumee on the south side.
Mails are carried by Railroad, the Toledo, Wabash and Western Railway, running
* We were promised a more'extended sketch of this township which failed to come
to hand.
f The name of the township originated from " Miami" Indian for Maumee, the name of
a tribe of Indians, whose hunting grounds were along the banks of the river.
''New York Store," 90 Columbia St., ROOT & CO., Jobbers and
20 ALLEN COUNTY GAZETTEER.
through township, although shipments are generally made by Canal to Antwerp, in Ohio, or
to Fort Wayne, but a road is in course of construction which will make Woodburn ihe ship-
ping point, it being near the centre of the township.
WOODBURN, the only Post Office and town in this township, is a station on Toledo
Wabash and Western Railway, fifteen miles east of Fort Wayne, it is a small place of sev-
enty five or eighty inhabitants, contains one grocery, one saloon and one school house, here
is located J. K. Edgertoa's large stave and heading manufactory employing twenty or thirty
hands, with the capacity to turn out 24000 rough staves per day.
Milan
Is situated in the northeast part of the county and about lO miles from Fort Wayne.
First settlement was made near the Maumee river by George Foxstater, Charles Shriner,
Andrew Wakefield, John Nuttles, Wilkes Gillet, Nathan Lake and Alvin Hall, who settled
from 1836 to 1840. Township organized in 1841. The principal streams is the Maumee river,
six mile, nine mile and ten mile creeks. The soil is clay with ridges of sand. The timber
found here consist of white oak, ash, walnut and maple. The Wabash and Erie and the
Toledo, Wabash and Western Railway, passes through the township. It contains one Luth
eran society, hold services at present in the school house located on the ridge road, nine
district schools, one township library, and one Post Office, located on the ridge road about
10 miles from Fort Wayne, Solomon Beninghoif, Post Master. Population, 800.
Monroe
Is located in the southeast corner of Allen County, midway between the rivers St. Mary
and Maumee, a distance of sixteen miles from Fort Wayne, and bordering on the Ohio State
Line fourteen miles from Van Wert, Ohio. This Township has the facilities afforded by the
Pittsburgh Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway running direct through the center of the
Township, thus rendering an easy access with the City of Fort Wayne, or Village of Van
Wert by rail, and affording a good market for the immense amount of choice timber for
which this township is noted. The land is of an undulating surface, composed of a rich
black sandy loam well adapted to the raising of corn, wheat, oats, rye, barley, grass and
potatoes, with all the cereals requisite for table use. The principal commerce of this town-
ship consists of the large quantity of staves, spokes, lumber and hub timber, ' together with
the hoop poles and liVe stock which are being constantly shipped from Monroeville, the
principal market place, situated in the centre of the township. This township was first
settled in 1838 or 1839 by a few hardy pioneers who had the courage and fortitude so essen"
tial to the early settlers to induce them to forgo the comforts and societies of older States
for the new and most bitter trials of manhood which have to be endured in settling up a
new country, in the midst of a dense wilderness far from markets of any kind, with nothing to
cheer them but the prospects of the future, among them there is none more worthy
of note than Peter Slemmer and Hugh Anderson, the two first settlers of Monroe Township,
or of those who immediately followed them, Noah Clem, Samuel Clem, William Rabbit,
Moses Railed"-e William Ratledge, Elijah Redenhouse, John Fredline, John Stephenson,
Thomas Meeks and Asa Dillon, many of whom are still living upon their now old and im-
proved farms, and are capable yet of telling of the self-trying times they have endured that
they might reap the benefits in their older days.
The first white male child that was born in the townsliip was John Ratledge. The oldest
man now living in the township is Hugh Anderson, who, though very old, is still able to
look to the interests of his farm and household. Monroe unlike the most of the
other townships, can boast of a smart thriving village situated about the centre of the town-
ship wherein is constanly in operation numerous factories, steam saw and grist milk, toge-
ther with all the other branches of mechanism usually carried on in inland towns or villages,
while as for churches, schools and societies in general, it is unsurpassed by any township in
Retailers of Domestics, Silks, Sliawls, Dress Goods, Hosiery, Gloves, Notions.
ALLEN COUNTY GAZETTEER. 21
the County, excepting Wayne. And can boast of every convenience calculated to render
life pleasant in a society where benevolence and energy is necessary for public improvementa
as will be seen readily by observing the various churches, schools, and benevolent societies,
such as Masonic, Odd Fellows and Good Templars, together with the Ladies' Sociable,
wherein the mite is given freely for such charitable purposes as the society deem most
needy. For a more full description of the township we would refer the reader to the history
of Monroeville, hereunto connected.
MONROEVILLE, the centre of Monroe Township was first laid out as a town by John
Barnhart, Esq., in 1854 and is located 16 miles eastward from Fort Wayne on the Pittsburg,
Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway, and is sixteen miles from Vanwert, Ohio, and 12 miles
from Decatur, the county seat of Adams County, Indiana; thus rendering it a thriving inland
business point with a population from 8 to 12 hundred inhabitants, and at present has
three large stave manufactories ; two steam saw mills ; one large flouring mill ; four dry goods
stores; three grocery and provision stores; two blacksmith shops; one wagon shop, with
various others, such as carpenter, cabinet, boot, shoe and harness shops. This town for
many years after it was laid out was nothing but a mail station upon the Railroad, and its
entire growth as seen at present has been accomplished within the last two or three years^
and so rapid has been its prosperity that within one year's time it has surpassed every
village in the county for business facilities derived from manufactories and merchandise.
The citizens of Monroeville are, in general, enterprising and industrious, and seem to
possess a pubblic pride worthy of commendation, as will be readily observed from their
nice churches that have been erected within the last year, with other fine buildings, already
completed and in progress of erection, such as school houses, town halls, etc. The streets
are kept in good repair, and few towns can boast of better sidewalks having double the age
of Monroeville. The inhabitants take a high stand in favor of education, and have already
contributed largely for the purpose of erecting a Graded School suitable for the town, and
surrounding country churches are well attended, and all seem to vie with each other in
helping to preserve order and friendly feeling^ throughout the town. Of religious denomi-
nations there are three — Methodist Episcopal, Lutheran and Catholic, each denomination
having a fine church and a large congregation. The benevolent institutions of Monroeville
are as follows: The Monroeville Masonic Lodge, No. 293 ; the Independent Order of Good
Templars, and the Brotherhood of Odd Fellows. Each order having a large number of mem-
bers, and are in a thriving condition, possessing good halls, and meet regularly.
The principal business of the town is derived from the fine timber that surrounds it, and
from the immense amount of staves, lumber, spokes and hubs that are bought at this place, .
giving employment to numerous hands in the manufacture of the same, and distributing
weekly about four or five thousand dollars for those articles of trade. While at the same
time Monroeville is the principal market place for Decatur, the county seat of Adams
County, thus helping to 'contribute occupation for teaming to and fro between the two
towns, and affording plenty of bysiness for livery and horse dealers, together with the advan-
tages derived therefrom for the two hotels of the place, where accommodations can bo
obtained worthy of the landlords, who endeavor to render the comfort and happiness of
their guests their chief satisfaction.
Trustees. — A. A. Baker, President ; E. G. Coverdale, Secretary and Treasurer ; William
Wagner ; Joseph Merriotte ; Lyman Walker ; A. Swift. Meet first and second Mondays of
each month.
TOWN OFFICERS.
Alex. Argo, Marshall; A. A. Baker and C. H. Schick, Justices of the Peace ; Andrew
Grandstaff, Constable, by appointment. Election first Monday in April. -
Perry
T'ownship is bounded on the North by DeKalb County, South by Washington and St
Joseph Townships, East by Cedar Creek, and West by Eel River Townships. The surface
Biddle & Hoagland's is the only reliable Baking Powder.
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of the country is rolling and heavily timbered. The soil well adapted to raising all kinds of
grain and fruits, the principle products being wheat and corn.
The &rA settlement of the township was made in 1830 by Mr. Wicks, (who felled the
first tree,) W. S. Hunter, Joseph Hunter, and Mr. Hatch. The country previous to this
time had been an unbroken wilderness and the sleep of the little settlement was only dis-
turbed by the fierce howl of the wolf and other animals. The incidents following the first
settlement for a great many years were not unlike other new settlements. This being a
heavy timbered country, with a rich soil, the introduction of corn, wheat, oats, etc., were the
first things thought of, and to accomplish this end the timber was soon hewn away, and
where the giant forest then stood we now see extensive fields of the common products of
Northern Indiana.
The first white child born in the township was Harriet Wicks, the first death was Jason
Hatch. The oldest settler now living in the township is Major King. This township con-
tains one hotel, John Grubb, proprietor ; three gro.cery and two shoe stores, three blacksmith
shops, one steam saw mill and two saw mills, (water power.) There are five churches: One
Presbyterian, two Methodists, one United Brethern, one Lutheran and one Universalist.
There is one Seminary situated in the centre of the township, and seven District Schools.
The township also contains one Libraiy, one Masonic Lodge, which meets once a month,
and one Lodge of Good Templars who meet weekly.
There are, also, two oil springs in the township, one on the farm of Danford Parker,
within sight of Huntertown, the other on the farm of Mr. Tucker. The former was dis-
covered by Mr. Parker to contain oil in 1S55, he however paid but little attention to it until
1866 when Messrs. Tichner k Co., took a survey of the place and gave a favorable account,
leased the grouftd and commenced operations. Interests in the lease were soon disposed at
exhorbitant prices under the excitement of the times ; boring was continued to the depth of
180 feet, when the pipe became twisted and a new commencement had to be made. Mean-
time the company became dissatisfied at the manner in which things had been conducted;
quarreling began, the well was reported to have been doped, from quarreling litigation began.
Tichner & Co., having lined their pockets by the rich sale of the_ lease, abadoned the place
as well as the project and the whole thing fell through. The Spring, however, still continvjes
to produce oil.
HUNTERTOWN, (Perry Post Office,) is an incorporated town situated in the northwest
part of the township about 10 miles from Fort Wayne on the Lima Plank Road. There are
also two Railroads in course of construction, one commencing at Richmond, Indiana, and run-
ning northwest to Grand Rapids, Michigan, passing through Fort Wayne and Huntertown,
the other is to run from Fort Wayne to the eastern part of Michigan. Tne two roads are to
run upon the game grade to this place, where they are to form a junction, one taking an
easterly course the other a westerly one. The village now contains about 160 inhabitants,
one dry goods and grocery store, with post office, two grocery stores, three blacksmith shops,
two boot and shoe stores, one fur glove factory, one hotel and one Physician. Thus it
may be seen that with ihe rich, fertile soil, adapted to all kinds of fruit raising and agricul-
ture, together with the easy mode of transportation, to say nothing of the mineral resources,
this is destined to be one of the leading places of the county, if not of Northern Indiana.
Population of township, 1200.
*Pleasant.
Is bounded on the North by Wayne Township, South by Wells County, East by Marion,
and West by Lafayette Township. The surface is level and is adapted to raising wheat and
corn, which are its principal products. The township is well timbered with white oak,
hickory, walnut and Maple. The St. Mary's River runs through the northeast" corner of
ihe township. Fort Wayne is the nearest post office.
*We were promised a more extended sketch of this township, which failed to come to
hand.
Biddie & Soagland's Baking Powder is the best and cheapest
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St. Joseph
Is bounded on the north by Perry and Cedar Creek, on the south by Adams, ou the
east by Milan, and on the west by Washington townships. The first settlers were Philip
Lee, John Herbert, Christian Parker, Jacob Sturm, Uriah Notestine and John Tilbury, and
was organized in the spring of 1835. The St. Joseph River, (from which the name of the
township is derived,) runs in a southwesterly direction, and is the principal means of trans-
portation. The surface is flat "and the soil is fertile, of a clay loam and is well adapted to
raising wheat, corn, rye and oats, which are its principal productions. It is well timbered
with white oak, beech and maple. The nearest railroad station is Fort Wayne, which is
about nine miles from center of township.
This township contains four churches — one German Lutheran, built in 1848, one Meth-
odist, built in 1864, one Catholic, built in 1866, and one of all denominations built in 1848.
There are, also, ten District Schools, and one Township Library — Daniel Eby, Librarian.
The Fort Wayne Paper Mills are located in this township, as are also five saw mills.
The Academy of the Sacred Heart, six miles from Fort Wayne, on the Auburn road,
is beautifully located, and is a brick building eighty by forty-five feet, four stories high It
was built last year and at present but few improvements have been made, but a bright
future is anticipated. This Institution is connected with the Church of St. Vincent de
Paul. There is at present fifty-five scholars, who are taught by four Sisters of Charity.
The Academy own one hundred and twenty acres of land, which is well watered and
timbered.
Scipio
Is situated in the northeast corner of Allen County, a distance of twenty miles from
the city of Ft. Wayne and five miles from the Wabash & Erie Canal and Railroad at Antwerp,
Ohio, or twelve miles from the Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana R. II., at Butler, in
DeKalb County, Indiana. This township was first settled in the summer of 1838 and is now
noted as one of the finest townships in the county, containing fine farms, well watered by
flowing or Artesian wells, and cultivated with all the modern improvements of the age. Its
soil is a rich, black, sandy loam, well adapted to producing wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley,
hay and potatoes, while the surface is undulating and rolling, rendering it healthy for both
man and beast. The first settlers were Piatt Squiers, Benjamin Borden, Marvin and Jehiel
Parks, Lucius, Nathan and William Palmer, together with George and Robert Dorsey,
Philip J. Shell and John Wentworth. The first white child born in the township was
Lafayette Squiers. The first death was Laura Squiers (occasioned by burning.) The oldest
settler now living in the township is Thomas Jackson, a native of England, who emigrated
to this township at an early day, and has the satisfaction of seeing all of his sons and
grand children settled around him on magnificent farms as a reward for his early privations
and industry in helping to settle the country and township.
The early settlers of this township had to endure untold of hardships for the first and
second years of settlement, being compelled to buy their food and clothing at the trad
ing post known as Fort Wayne, and float it down the Maumee River in canoes to the State
line, then pack their provisions on their backs a distance of six miles through k dense
wilderness, inhabited only by Indians and innumerable droves of wolves, bears and wild cat-,
while their wives and families were left alone with no protection but the heorism of the
mother and watchful care of the All-wise Protector. The material wealth of this township
consists in the large droves of stock seen upon the various larms of all kinds, together
with the rich fields of grain and grass, only realized by those who know what energy, thrift
and industry will accomplish in a neighborhood when all are striving to excel. The materials
for building are easily obtained from the fine belts of timber land abounding in oak,
walnut, ash, hickory, poplar, elm, butternut, beech, maple and wild cherry.
The relgious denominations represented in the township are the Methodist Episcopal,
aad the Disciple or Campbellite. The Methodists have a fine church, with preaching and
ROOT & CO., 90 Columbia St., keep a large stock of Cloakiiigs, Cloths,
2+
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Sabbath School every Sabbath. There are good, well-attended, free district schools, with a
high state of feeling for tlieui and moral society, lloads are saudy and good, and show a
pride in the inhabitants worthy of commendation.
The orchards abound in the choicest kinds of fruit, unsurpassed in this clime, rendering
the comforts and conveniences derived therefrom, cheap, and within the reach of all, while
the situation of tlie Township — being between the Maumee and St. Joseph Rivers, which are
only twelve miles apart — render the facilities for mills and manufactories of easy access,
and maki'ig the few small streams that traverse the surface of this township swift running
water, thus yielding the necessary result — a healty location.
Springfield
Township i* located in the northeastern part of Allen Co., fourteen miles northeast from
Fort Wayne, the county seat. The nearest shipping points is Woodburn Station, on the
Toledo, Wabash and Western Railway, six miles south from the center of the township.
Cedarville, the head of slack water navigation on the St. Joseph River, six miles west, and
Fort Wayne, fourteen miles southwest.
The first settlement was made in the spring of 1836, by William Glaze and family, con-
sisting of his wife and son, and William Sweet and tvife, with one son and two daughters.
William Glaze built the first house in the township, just we^t of the site of the present
village of Maysville, on the land now owned and occupied by Isaac Dresbacli. This same
season (1836) Isaac Hall, Ezra May, William Ringwalt, Henry Gruber, and a man by the
name of King, settled in the township. The township was organized in the year 1837. It
was named by Isaac Hall, Esq., after Springfield Township, Summit County Ohio, his former
home. Ezra May, Esq., was the first Justice of the Peace. The first couple married were
Isaac Hall to Miss Jane S. Burdue. The first birth was a son to Henry and Lelou Gruber.
The first death was Mary Eliza, daughter of Ezra and Anna May. The first school house
was erected near the site of the present village of Maysville, and Miss Anna S. Bracy, now
the wife of James Ireland, Esq., taught the first term of school within the township. The
oldest settler now living in this township is Samuel Omo, aged 83 years, and was a veteran
soldier under the first Napoleon. There are two Post Offices, one (Hall's Corners, John
Shaffer, Post Master) in the northeastern part of the township, and one (Harlan, John
Beechgood, Post Master) in the village of Maysville. The office at Hall's Corners was named
after Isaac Hall, formerly post master, and the Harlan office was called after the Hon.
Andrew Harlan, a member of Congress at the time the office was located or established.
There are seven churches now built, and one in course of erection, in the township, as
follows: two Methodist Episcopal, having one hundred and thirty members ; two Methodist
Protestant, having seventy members ; two Lutheran, having one hundred and thirty
members, and one United Brethren, having forty members. The Methodist Episcopal
Chuich in Maysville, built in the year 1849, was the first church edifice erected in the town-
ship. The Lutheran Church, three miles east from Maysville, was built in 1852. In the
year 1856 three churches were built, viz: The United Brethren, in Maysville ; the Meth-
odist Episcopal Church, four miles east from Maysville, and the Methodist Protestant, four
miles northeast from Maysville. In the year 1858 a Methodist Pi'otestant Church was built
in the village of Cuba, one mile southwest from Maysville. The last church built in the
township was the Lutheran Church, in 1860, near the center of the township. Tiiere is also
a church in course of erection, one mile north from the center of the township. In the
township there are twelve schools and eleven school houses, classified as follows: one brick,
nine frame and one log building — eleven common and one graded school; two steam grist
mill, five steam sawmills, using annually about eight thousand merchantable logs ; one
shingle mill, eight stores and groceries, four boot and shoe establishments, one harness
shop, four wagon shops, eight blacksmith shops, one tailor shop, one cabinet sbop, one
butcher shop, one livery stable, one gunsmith shop, one cooper shop, one tavern, three
ministers, residing in township; four physicians, one Masonic Lodge, with a membership
Cassimeres, Blankets, Flannels, Underwear, Fancy Woolens, Furs.
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numbering 38, and holding its regular meetings the first Friday on or preceeding the full of
the moon. There are, in the township, two towns, or villages, bearing the names, respec-
tively, of Maysville and Cuba. Population about 2,000.
MAYSVILLE, the principal village and place of business, is situated one mile west, and
two miles south, from the center of the township, and is fourteen miles northeaast from
Fort Wayne. It derives its name from Ezra May, Esq., one of the first settlers, and the
original proprietor of the lauds upon which a portion of the village is built. He erected
the first steam saw mill, and owned the first store in the township, on the present site of
Maysville. The village, at the present time, contains a population of 250 inhabitants. It
has one steam grist mill, three steam saw mills, one shingle mill, one post office, two
churches, five stores, one grocery, two wagon shops, three blacksmith shops, two boot and
shoe shops, one saddle and harness shop, one cabinet shop, one gunsmith shop, one tailor
shop, one livery stable, two common and one graded school, one tannery (in course of
erection), one Masonic lodge and three physicians.
CUBA is situated one mile southwest from Maysville, contains a population of fifty, has
one grist mill (not now in operation), one steam saw mill, one store, one blacksmith shop,
one church, one school house, one physician and one cooper shop. Of the streams that run
through the township, the St. Joseph River, running in a southwest course, through the
northwest corner of the township, and Black Creek, rising near the center of the township,
and running in a southeasterly course, drains the south half of the township. The surface
of the country is rolling, and at the time of its first settlement, was covered by as fine a
body of timber as grew on the same amount of land in any portion of the West. The prin-
cipal timber is black walnut, poplar, butternut, white, black and blue ash, white, red and
burr oak, sugar maple, elm, bass-wood, cotton-wood, wild cherry, beech and hickory. The
soil is principally clay and sandy loam, yields well, and in favorable seasons, when well
attended to, turns out cropa equal to the best lands of the west. Stone coal, of a good
quality, has been found in several different localities within the township, at an average
depth of forty feet below the surface. It is expected that an attempt •'rill soon be made to
ascertain its extent, the thickness of the coal seam, and the posibility of its being worked
profitably. There are numerous artesian, or fountain, wells located in the southeastern part
of the township. The water is obtained by boring to a depth, varying from twenty-five to
forty feet, when the water rises through a tube, prepared for that purpose, from three to six
feet above the surface of the earth, and continues so to fiow for months and years without
any seeming increase or decrease of the supply. The fountain water haa never been
analyzed, but it undoubtedly possesses medicinal qualities of a superior order. The inhabi-
tants of this township are an enterprising, thrifty and industrious people, as a class, and
have converted a wilderness into smiling fields and pleasant homes, where contentment and
plenty now repay them for their early hardships and toil.
Washington
Township is situated in the northwest part of the county. The south line of the town-
ship bordering on the north line of the City of Fort Wayne. Several of the main roads
leading from Fort Wayne to different parts of the country pass through this township. Fort
Wayne is its best and nearest shipping point.
The surface of the country is rolling, with a gradual slope towards the south and east.
The soil is a sandy loam, and is adapted to raising wheat, corn, oats and timothy, and is well
watered by the St. Joseph River, Spy Run and Becket's Branch.
The first settlement was made near the central part, along the south line, extending
toward the east part of the township, in the years 1824-5, by the following persons:
*Rhinehart Gripe, (1824,) flsaac Klinger, (1824,) fNicholas Klinger, (1824,) fAndrew More,
(1825,) John S. Archer, (1825,) JDavid Archer, (1826,) fAdam Pettit, (1826,) John Cook,
(1826), ^:Thomas Hatfield, (1826,) and *Asahel Savery,, (1826.)
*Unknown. fResideuts of township. :J;Deceased.
Pure Wines and Liquors for Medicinal Use at
26 ALLEN COUNTY GAZETTEER.
This township was organized in March, 1832, at the March session of the County Com-
missioners. In the same year John S. Archer was appointed inspector of elections until
the next April. The election was held at the residence of Thomas Hatfield. Moses Siveta
was elected Justice of the Peace.
The first white child born was David L. Archer, born January 1st, 1827. The first death
was Katharine Ihler, who died July 2d, 1825. The oldest settlers now living in the township
are Joseph Porchey, aged 94, and Wainwright Babel, aged 91.
The township contains nine business firms, as follows: two saw mills, Peter Blystone, and
Charles G. Emery, proprietors; two flour mills, Artie, (steam,) John C. Pfeiffner & Co., pro-
prietors, and the St. Joe, J. E. Hill, Jr. & Co., proprietors; two tanneries, E. Weisser &
Co., and Weisser & Geistafer, proprietors ; one agricultural machine works ; one French
brewery, L. & L. C. Centliver, proprietors, and one restaurant.
There are two churches— one Catholic, (St. Vincent de Paul,) located in the n. e. i of
sec. 12, east line of township; it was built in 1861, and the Parsonage in 1862; the
number of families attending is about 100. One Methodist (Bethel Chapel) is in the north-
west part of the township, and was built in 1842 ; number of members, 16. There are three
libraries, one township, one of about 600 volumes; John McQuiston, Librarian. One
Sunday School at Bethel Church, containing 125 volumes, and one Union Sunday School
at School House No. 3, of 100 volumes.
The first school held in the township was in 1829, in a log cabin. It was taught by
Alexander Waldren, and had ten scholars.
The township now contains eight public schools, with an average attendance of 652, and
two German Lutheran schools, one of which is situated in the eastern part, and has an
average attendance of 23 scholars ; the other is in the southwestern part, and has about
25 scholars.
The yearly report of horses, cattle, grain, &c., for the township, is as follows: 374
horses, mules and asses, valued at $11,585; 908 head of cattle, valued at $5,777; 1,328
sheep, valued at $1,328; and 1,S00 head of swine, valued at $2,068. Bushels of wheat
raised, 16,952, valued at $12,714; corn, 32,374 bushels, valued at $4,856; rye, 1,061
bushels, valued at $397; oats, 15,172 bushels, valued at $2,275; potatoes, 8,680 bushels,
valued at $868 ; barley, 234 bushels, valued at $93 ; grass seed, 205 bushels, valued at $460.
The number of barrels of pork was 535, valued at $4,380. Value of other slaughtered
animals, $197. There was 18,940 pounds of lard made, valued at $880. The value of the
poultry is $160, and of orchard products, $580. There was 789 tons of hay raised, valued
at $3,945 ; 1,461 pounds of wool, valued at $373 ; and eight gallons of wine, valued at six
dollars, making a total valuation of $66,497.
There are three stage lines, passing thr ough the township, and the mail is carried by
them respectively to Goshen, Kendallville and Hamilton. St. Vincent — the Post Office,
(Jean B. Cordeway, P. M.,) is situated on the east line of the township. The present popu
lation over twenty-one years of age is 357.
Wayne
Is bounded on the north by Washington, south by Pleasant, east by Adams, and west
by Aboite Townships. In this township is the city of
FORT WAYNE, situated on an elevated plain, at the junction of the St. Mary's and St.
Joseph Rivers, has from an early period been a point of great interest. As early as 1700,
the French visited it for the purpose of trade with the Indians, and prior to 1719 they
established here a regular Trading Post, and it became one of their most important com-
mercial centers. In the Miami dialect, the place was called Ke-ki-ong-gay, and Ke-ki-ouge
in the Pottawattamie. Vandreuil, Governor of Louisiana, writing in 1751, located "Fort
Miami" at this point. It was a small stockade foit, built by the French, situated near the
St. Mary's, probably in the vicinity of the canal aqueduct. The dim outlines of this Fort
were traced by General Wayne, inl794, and by Colonel John Johnston, in 1800.
[EYER BROTHERS & CO., 2 Keystone Block.
ALLEN COUNTY GAZETTEER. 2*
At different periods, four nations have held dominion here. The untutored Indian for
centuries ; and for half a century prior to the conquest of Canada, the tri-coiored flag waved
at the meeting of the St. Joseph and the St. Mary's, after that, in December, 1760, the
British flag was run up in its stead, upon a fort erected upon the east bank of the St. Jo-
seph, near its mouth. May 27, 1763, during Pontiac's war, a small garrison stationed there,
was massacred through the treacherous influence of the French traders over the Indians.
This was about the last exertion of French power on this continent, east of the Mississippi.
The Declaration of Independence, in 1776, was the commencement of an era that
established the rule of the United States as the fourth power that reigned over this region,
and still reigns, greater than all that preceded it. The sagacious mind of Washington, at
an early period, fixed upon' the junction of the rivers as of commanding importance for a
strong military post ; and the main purpose of the campaign of 1791, was for its occupation
as a center of military operations for the North-west. His plans contemplated a garrison
of one thousand or twelve hundred men, but the defeat of General ^St. Clair, within a day's
march, defeated his well-matured plans, and at that time the American army failed to
occupy this favorite rendezvous of the savage Indians— this " Federal city" of the tribes that
formed the Miami Confederation.
In 1794 the United States were more successful. After defeating the Indians at the
Rapids of tlie Maumee, Gen. Wayne marched to this point, and selected here a command-
ing site for a fort ; and in October of that year, " Fort Wayne" was completed. From that
period, and bearing that name, for now seventy-one years, this has been a center of Amer-
ican civilization and power. It continued to grow in importance until 1825, when the first
plat of the town was made, and it was laid out and incorporated as the " Town of Fort
Wayne." Since that time there has been a steady, uniform and healthy progress.
From time to time numerous additions have been made to the original plat — November,
1833, the County Addition ; October, 1836, Swing's, and May, 1837, Hanna's Addition, with
many others since, that have extended the limits of the town something over two miles east
and west, and nearly the same distance north and south ; and the population has kept equal
pace with its enlarged dimensions.
In 1828, the population of the town and its immediate vicinity, was estimated at about
500 ; and in 1830 it was computed at about 800. In the winter of 1839 a Charter was
granted by the Legislature for a City corporation, and on the 2d day of March, 1840, a vote
of the citizens was taken upon the adoption or rejection of the Charter, which was adopt-
ed. The population was then about 1,200 ; in 1850, it reached 4,200 ; and in 1860 it was
10,300; at the present time, from the rapid growth of the past five years, the population
must equal 22,000.
The causes that produced this rapid growth, are apparent. The commanding situation
of the town, in the center of a largo and fertile scope of country that sought this point for
trade, with no competing town, and the facilities for export and import, were important
elements in its growth. The facilities for this commerce, resulted from the important inter-
nal improvements constructed so as to make this an important point in their routes.
The first of these was the Wabash and Erie Canal, completed from the west in 1838, and
from the east in the fall of 1842, thus connecting Fort Wayne with Lake Erie, at Toledo.
By affording the means of shipping direct to the Lake, the canal drew the trade of a large
region of country, north and south, immediately to this point. The water power resulting
from this improvement, furnished facilities for the erection of mills and manufactories that
were of great importance in its progress ; and from this period it took a new start, and this
impetus continued till the era of Plank Roads, in 1648. These roads were constructed with
much energy and rapidity to a great distance in every direction, attracting an increased trade
from a large and fertile section of country. Lastly came the Railroads. The Ohio and
Indiana Railroad was first located, in 1852, and completed in 1854. The Fort Wayne and
Chicago Railroad commenced in 1854, and completed in 1857, which two roads being consol-
idated with the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad, constitute the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and
Chicago Railway Company, making a line 467 miles in length, and inferior in importance to
no road in the United States, and equal to any in its management and success.
Lamps, Chandeliers and Brushes at
28 ALLEN COUNTY GAZETTEER.
Next followed the Toledo and Western Railway, located in 1854 and completed in 1856,
connecting Lake Erie with the Mississijipi.
Aside from the travel and freight brought to Fort Wayne, thus adding largely to its
commerce, it has the fortunate position of being a central point on these great lines, and
hence was the best location for their extensive shops for repair and the building of rolling
stock, for both the roads. They therefore erected shops so extensive that they should be
visited and examined, to properly realize their magnitude and importance.
The Toledo, Wabash and Western Railway buildings consist of a round-house, 140 feet
in diameter, with capacity for 24 engines; brick machine shop, 100 feet wide by 160 feet
long; blacksmith shop, 40 feet wide and 160 feet long ; wood shop, 30 feet wide and 200 feet
long. A brick freight depot, 25 feet wide and 60 feet long; an elegant and convenient
Passenger Depot, 40 feet wide by 100 feet long.
These shops and the working of the road give employment to over 500 men, with a
monthly pay-roll of over $30,000, and an expenditure for material of $250,000 per month.
The shops of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway exceed in size and importance
in direct ratio with the increased length of the road, and embrace a brick depot 290 feet
long by 1 60 wide, and two stories high ; freight house 200 feet by 60 feet ; brick office for
Vice President, Superintendent and Engineers, 50 feet square, two stories high ; transfer
house 25 feet by 100. In addition to these buildings, for the general business of the road,
all the machine work, building of cars, and repair work for the entire Western Division,
from Crestline to Chicago, 280 miles, is done here, requiring extensive building and immense
expenditures.
A car shop, main building two stories high, 225 feet by 75 feet, with two wings 185 feet
by 75 feet, which turns out 30 passenger cars annually, and 50 freight cars per month or 600
a year, and uses 18,000,000 feet of lumber per year, and iron and other materials in propor-
tion. Machine shop for the building and repair of engines, 335 feet long by 110 feet wide,
one story, and offices at the south end, two stories, and 30 feet square. Boiler shop, 140 feet
by 60 feet, and in the second story, copper and tin shop. A blacksmith shop, 320 feet by 80
feet. Round House 310 feet in diameter, with stalls for 48 engines. Water House 50 feet
square, two stories high. Fire proof oil house 30 feet square, two stories high. Paint shop
150 feet by 75 feet, with capacity for eight cars. All these building are of brick, and of the
most substantial character, and covering over six acres of ground. The men employed and
the expenditures are equal to the extent and importance of the buildings. Men in the mo-
tive power department, under the control of Isaac Dripps, Esq., are 983, in the transportation
department 538, in road or maintainance way department 1,330, station agents and tele-
graph operators 160, total of men 3,020. At an expense for labor and material for the
month of October, 1866, motive power department, $53,992 67; road, $49,817 19; trans-
portation, $30,080 60 ; total, $133,890 46. For material in motive power department, $67,-
643 53; road, $81,567 98; transportation, $3,540 98; total for material, $152,752 49;
total for men and material, $286,642 95. This vast expenditure for buildings, men and ma-
terials, gives a satisfactory solution of the surprise expressed by citizens and strangers alike,
at the rapid and substantial growth of our city. The prospect of three other roads to be
completed at an early day, the Fort Wayne and Cincinnati, the Grand Rapids and Northern
Indiana, and the Fort Wayne and Southern, will tend to continue this rapid growth.
Following the railroad improvements in March, 1855, the Fort Wayne Gas Company was
incorporated and extensive works erected so as to light the city in October. The growth of
he city has required the erection of a new holder 60 feet in diameter, 20 feet deep, with
capacity for 58,000 feet of gas. The pipe is extended over seven miles and the consumption
34,000 feet per day.
This year a system of improving the streets was inaugurated, and the result is the
Nicholson Pavement, that meets the approval of all, is now built on our principal streets
and is to be extended as far as the public want demands.
While thus contemplating the public works as the great cause of our rapid growth,
MEYEE BROTHERS & CO- 2 Keystone Block.
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ptivate enterprise should not be overlooked, as an equally important element in the rapid
increase and prosperity of the city. The extensive water power of our canal and rivers has
led to the erection of eight extensive merchant mills, whose manufacture command the
highest price in the eastern marliet, also eight planing mills, and sash and door factories,
which employ over 300 men to whom they give constant employment, together with four
large steam tanneries with work for 150 men.
Prominent among private enterprises are our machine shops and foundries. The Fort
Wayne Machine Works of Bass & Hanna, with a machine shop 44 feet by 116 feet black-
smith shop 44 feet by 30 feet, foundry 60 feet by 120 feet, car wheel shop 60 feet' by 100
feet, and boiler shop 50 feet by 125 feet— all substantial brick buildings. The works give
employment to 125 men with an average pay roll of $8,000, and a monthly expenditure for
material of $45,000.
Besides these, the shops of J. C. Bowser & Co., and of Murray & Bennigin, each with an
average pay-roll of $5,000 and an expenditure for materials of $20,000. All these works
are employed to their fullest capacity and are unable to keep up with the demand for their
work, which is of the most superior character. The large woolen factory of French Hanna
& Co., four stories in height, 105 feet long by 55 feet wide, giving employment to seventy
workmen, with a demand for their work that they cannot supply, is another important
enterprise.
Also the extensive hub, spoke and bending factory of Olds, Hanna & Co., a three-story
brick building, 50 by 120 feet, with two warehouses, one 80 by 130 feet, the other 25 by 85
feet, and a two story brick, 50 by 175 feet, employing 150 men, using a million feet of sawed
lumber, and making a million and a half of spokes annually. Nor must we overlook the
four-story cabinet shop of John M. Miller, 40 by 120 feet, and employing 50 or 60 men, or
the cabinet works of Griebel & Fee, and John J. Klaehen.
The recent erection of the extensive shops of the Excelsior Agricultural Works on the
railroad, in the Lewis Addition, and of the Fort Wayne Agricultural Works, in the North
Side Addition, with capacity for over 300 men, and which manufactured, the past year 1 000
reapers and mowers, and threshing machines in proportion, have also added much to the
enterprise and business of the city. These, w.ith numerous other manufactories, of which
the limits of this sketch forbid a full description, are all elements of growth and prosperity
and readily account for our rapid progress, that must be permanent, with such extensive
works to sustain it, supported by a fertile country, and an exhaustless supply of the best
timber.
Turning from this view of the public works and private manufactures to the commerce
of the city, we find there equal prosperity in every department of trade, not excelled by
any city of its population in the West. The dry goods stores number over 80, some whole-
sale, with a trade of $300,000 a year, and retail stores over $200,000 a year ; 80 hardware
iron and stove stores, single stores reaching a trade of $150,000; and over 40 boot and
shoe stores, with a heavy trade • '70 grocery stores, some with a trade reachino- near
$200,000 ; 12 drug stores, the trade of a single house being $250,000 ; 30 clothino- stores
some with a trade of $150,000, with book and jewelry stores and all the varied branches of
trade, and the credit of no merehants in the West stand higher than those of Fort Wayne
In capital, banking and financial resources, the city is surpassed by none. It is suffi-
cient to name the three National Banks, the First, Fort Wayne and Merchants' and the
extensive banking house of Allen, Hamilton & Co., with a combined capital of not less
than $700,000, to prove the sound basis of our financial condition. Fort Wayne has also
been the great center for the land trade of Northern Indiana. At an early day the United
States Land Office was located here, and in 1836 over a million of dollars were paid in one
season into the Land Office at this point, and ever since emigration has sought this as a
favorable point to select and buy lands. The establishing, in 1844, of the "Indiana Land
Agency," which has ever since continued under one management, has been a great aid to
those wishing to settle in this region— the sales at the Agency amounting to $200 000
annually.
Biddle & Hoagland's is the only reliable Baking Powder.
30 ALLEN COUNTY GAZETTEER.
The most important items in a notice of the advantages of a city, are the intellectual
and religious privileges, and in these particulars Fort Wayne stands high. Its daily and
weekly papers, with their large circulation, and well-supported, are proofs of this. But of
her free schools she is especially proud. Two large, four-story brick buildings, with rooms
for fifteen schools, with eighteen teachers, under the able superintendance of Prof J. H.
Smart • the eastern division embracing nearly 500 scholars, the western division avout 800,
and the hi-h school nearly 100 scholars, all departments of the schoools giving evidence of
good scholarship and able management. Add to these the Fort Wayne Female College.
Concordia University, the various private and denominational schools of a high order,
together with the Fort Wayne Commercial College, an institution managed with great
abUitv and success, and few towns can boast of higher intellectual privileges and culture.
The fifteen churches, some of them of the largest dimensions, and of a high .order of archi-
tecture, well supported with large and attentive congregations, all speak in the highest
terms as to the religious privileges and character of her people.
In the general appearance of the city, in the character and extent of her buildings,
embracing over three hundred three and four-story brick stores, some of the highest style
of architecture, with a magnificent Court House, costing ovei $80,000, and elegant and
costly brick dwellings, Fort Wayne is not surpassed ; and when we speak of her hotels, the
Rockhill, Aveline, Mayer and other houses, she is not equalled in the country, and all for
the enterprise of her population, and are the best evidence of growth and prosperity. The
magnificent "Keystone Block." and numerous other stores, the extensive shops, and the
lar°e number of handsome dwellings erected the past year, have attracted the attention and
admiration of strangers, and no city in the State has excelled, if any have equalled her in.
growth and progress, and the promise for the future is fully equal to the past.
With a growth and prosperity founded upon so substantial a basis, little is hazarded in
stating that the population of 22,000 in 1867 will exceed 30,000 at the next census, and
that few towns present such strong inducements to the merchant, mechanic and business
man of every class for a permanent residence, as are presented by the city of Fort Wayne.
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RUBBER AND LEATHER BELTING,
SADDLERY AND CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS, ETC,
79 Columbia Street,
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DIATELY FOLLOWING THE BUSINESS REGISTER.]
A BBIiEVIATIONS.
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propr proprietor
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ABBOTT William T., (Abbott & Shoaff) h 213 W. Berry.
Abbott & SlioafF, (William T. Abbott and W. 0. Shoaft,) dry goods and
clothing whol, 99 Columbia.
Aberhart William, lab, h 123 Wilt.
Abrey Joseph, lab, h n s Duck al, bet Clinton and Barr.
Accident Insurance Co., of Columbus, George Esmond, acjt, room 26,
P. O. bldg.
Achenbach W,, prof Concordia College, h same.
Act Moses, carpenter, h 92 Francis.
Adams Abel, salesman Vigdor Jacobson, bds same.
Adams Ambrose, (A. P. Kyle & Co.,) h Inwood, lud.
Adams Israel, eng P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 138 W. Wayne.
Adkins Ormus W., conductor P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h n s BrandrifF, bet
Webster and Iloagland av.
Adler Andrew, cabinetmaker John'M. Miller, h s s Wall, 11 w Bluffton
plank road.
Aeicieaglar G., lab Bass & Hanna.
-^tna Fire Insurance Co., of Hartford, Conn., John Hough, agt, office
60 Calhoun.
Agan John, lab, h s s Williams, 3 e Hoagland av.
Agricultural and Horticultural Society, rooms at Court House. .
Fancy Soaps, Perfumery, and Toilet Arl\icles at
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- Ao-ster A. M., wid Gotlieb, boarding house, 42 W. Jetfeirson.
§ Ahern Peter, tanner, h w s Lima road, 4 n of the bridg>e.
>%Ahinirer John, drayman, h 200 Madison. V .t • a
g Aiken P., Wacksmith P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h e s Ilanna, \bet Lewis and
^ Hamilton. )
^ Aikin Mary G., boarding, 18 Montgomery. j
^ Ailler August, cigarmaker, h 151 West. .
-f Ainger Charles D., wks T. W. & W. R. W., h 74 Barr.
S Ainsworth William, salesman Wm. W. Updegrali & C(^s bds Mayer
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Akers Robert, carpenter, h 327 W. Jefferson.
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§ Akhurst William, bookkeepr II. H. Culbertson, h 47 W. Berry.
S Akins William D., carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 18 Montgomery.
13 Albert Nicholas J ., bakery, 88 Barr, h same.
O Albright Frank, slate roofer, h s e cor Jones and John. ]
•^ri" Albric-ht Mary Ann, wid Sebastain h s e cor Jones and John.
g Alet Christopher, wks P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h n s Wall, 8 w Bluffton
cQ Aley Ernst, wks P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h e s West, 2 n Railroad.
"cj Allegar David, sawyer, h 119 W. Water,
S AUeman John, mason, h 22 W. Lewis.
^ ALLEN CYRUS W., carpenter and contractor, s W cor Wayne and
Fulton, h 154 W. Berry
»U Allen Daniel Q., salesman li. IL Culbertson, bds Aveline House
.EN, HAMILTON & CO., (Hugh McCulloch, Jesse L. W
o S. B. Bond and C. McCulloch,) bankers and dealers in exchange,
^ ALLEN, HAMILTON & CO., (Hugh McCulloch, Jesse L. Williams,
o S. B. Bond and C. McCulloch,; ^ ^ ii .---• 1
^ w s Calhoun, opp Court House
^ Allgiar William W.Vclerk Jacob Glutting, bds same.
^^AUshouse William, engineer, P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds 112 E. Berry.
c3 Altafokt Herman, lab, h 143 E. Lewis.
& Altenberg B., carpenter, P. Ft. W. & 0. Ry.
o Alter Jacob, painter w s Van Buren, 2 s Jefferson, h n w cor Wilt and
U Van Buren.
g Alter Nicholas, plasterer, h e s Force, 2 s Jones.
a Alter Peter, carpenter, P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds Nicholas Alter
fS Amann Charles, tinner Ash & McCulloch.
g Amann Louis, blacksmith P. Ft. & C. Ry., h 209 E. Jefferson.
C3 Ambruster Charles, fireman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds Hedekin House.
*^ AMERICAN EXPRESS CO., C. L. Smith, agt, w s Harrison, head oi
O Columbia.
rt Ames , conductor, P. Ft. & C. Ry., bds Aveline House.
iS Ammon Daniel, carpenter, h 140 W. Main.
Anderbrock Barney, teamster Fort Wayne Fruit House.
^ Anderbrook Martin, lab, h 255 E. AVayne.
■^ Anderson A., boilermaker P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 151 Barr.
.2 Anderson A. M., machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
<D Anderson Calvin, (Anderson & Ely,) h 117 W. Wayne.
§ Anderson Eli Ct., salesman Anderson & Ely, bds 117 W. Wayne.
^ Anderson James, h n s Chicago 4 e Webster.
•-4 Anderson Thomas P., music and musical instruments, 2 Aveline blocl
h 46 W. Perry
MEYER BROTHERS & CO., 2 Keystone Block.
FORT WAYKB AVE DIRECTORY. 35
Anderson William H., engineer n e cor Court and Berry, bds Iledekin
House.
ANDEKSON" & ELY, (Calvin Anderson, George W. Ely,) groceries
and provisions n w cor Main and Calhoun. IP
Andrews David, boiler wks P. Ft. W. & C. Ky., h 231 Barr. f^
Andrews Dexter B., Andrews putent fire kindler, h 248 W. Wayne. m
Andrews Jolm, carpenter B. F. W. & C. Ry., h 167 E. Lewis. ' O
Andrews William N., order elk Meyer Bros. & Co., h e s Calhoun, 2d ^
story Aveline blk. ^ ^> ^^t^ , ^
ANGELL BYRON D., ai.'G^/l -^
sliirt manufacturer and dealer in furnishing goods. Mason and Odd g
Fellows Regalia. 64 Calhoun h 167 W. Wayne. {See card on cover oq
and p. 11.) ^
Angell Mary, wid Orange, h 170 W. Berry. 03
Anterburger Mortis, lab. Bass & Hanna. cJiq"
Anweiler Lewis, carpenter, h n e cor Pritchard and Jackson. t3
Aour D., lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. g
Apley J., carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. q^
App Mathias, boot and shoe store w s Calhoun 4 s Wayne, b 79 W. o
Washington. p
Arentz Philip, propr. saw mill, h 39 W. Jefferson. g
Arlin William H., painter A. H. Yergens, h 270 W. Jefferson. g
Armack Albert, bookkpr J. C. Bowser & Co., h 115 W. Water. P
Armstrong George W., coffin makr L. Peltier & Co., bds 134 E. Berry, pa
Armstrong Harrison C., engineer P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h s s Lewis 5 ^^
W. Clay. p?
Armstrong 'J. M., student FORT WAYNE COMMERCIAL COL- p
LEGE, Court cor Main. CD
Armstrong Malinda, wid Robert, h 251 W. Berry. ^
Armstrong Uel S., gardener, h Old Rockhill Orchard, Island bet the ^
Canal and River. g^
Arnold John, carpenter Cochrane, Humplirey & Co., h 125 W. Wash- g"
ington. ca
Ash Henry J., (Ash & McCulloch,) h 150 W. Washington. g
Ash & McCulloch, (Henry J, Ash, F. H. McCnlloch,) hardware, stoves oa*
and tinware, agricultural imph-ments 87 Columbia. bd
Atkins William; machinist T. W. & W. R. W. o
Attle Valentine, blksmith P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h s w cor Hanna and g.
Charles. ""
Auer Conrad, delivery man George Hornung, h e s Broadway 1 n P. g*
Ft. W. & C. Ry. §
Aufrecht Jacob, saloon, s e cor Main and Harrison, h same. g*
Aukebrook M., carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. ' g
Aumann Conrad, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h w s Gay 3 s Charley. ^.
Aunan Charles, wks E. Weis^er & Co., h country. v-f
Ausnew William, wks Cochrane, Humphrey & Co. a>
Austin John S. solicitor, bds w s Barr 3 s Wayne. ^
Aveline George, artist Shoaff's Art Gallery, bds 144 E. Berry.
Aveline House, Miller & Moritz, props , s e cor Calhoun and Berry.
Aveline House Block, s e cor Calhoun and Berry.
Aveline J. B., engineer, bds 144 E. Berry.
Get your Drugs and Medicines at Biddle & Hoagland's.
36 FORT WAYNE ADVERTISEMENTS.
iianxt^ and SmA §t|ettt,
Sas for Sale a large aihount of Valuable
BUSINESS PROPERTY, UNIMPROVED LOTS,
AND DWELLINGS.
IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. HE ALSO OFFERS FOR SALE
Improved Farms and Lands,
In every part of Allen County, embracing over 50,000 Acres, ^""^ more
than 100,000 acres in the different Counties of Northern Indiana,
North-western Ohio and Southern Michigan.
He also represents the
iEtna Insurance Co., Hartford, Conn., - Assets, $4,067,455.80
Home Insurance Co., New York, - - " 3,640,371.28
Underwriter's Agency, New York, - " 3,120,821.38
International Insurance Co., New York, - " 1,348,518 43
Mutual Life Insurance Co., New York, - " 14,366,580.00
New York Accidental Insurance Co. New York " 500,000.00
The most reliable Companies in the United States, and having; long experience,
he is prepared to issue Policies in every department of Insurance
and to adjust Losses promptly.
JOHN HOUGH, Agent
HENRY TONS, Solicitor. D. C. FISHER, Assistant.
Office, No, SO Calhoun St,,
3fort WaTaOc « « IuAib^u^c
Get your Paints, Oils and Dye Stuffs at Biddle & Hoagland's
FORT WAYNE BAL DIRECTORY. 27
_ ^
Aveline Julia, wid G. S., h 144 E. Berry.
Avron P., carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ky. ^
Ayres Daniel C, carpenter, h 238 W. Wayne, W
Ayres Henry B., salesman Biddle & Hoagland, bds 120 Clinton. ^
AYRES HENRY P., physician and surgeon, office n e cor Main and ^
Calhoun, h 120 Clinton. W
AYRES STEPHEN C, w
oculist and aurist, office 80 Calhoun, li 120 Clinton. (See card ^
Business Register.) P
B.
BAALS George, wks P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h s e cor Force and Jones. »
Baals John L., lab, h 288 W. Jefferson. o
<J3abbit Eraman, lab, h 254 E. Wayne. ^
Babcock G. W., carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. _ CQ
Babcock George W., general agt State Insurance Co., office Hamilton's ^
old bank bldg, h 20 E. Washington. (X
Bacliman Samuel, h s r Montgomery, 3 w of Lafayette. ®
Bachus Jacob, boilermkr P. Ft. W. & C. Ry, h 133 Wilt. g
Bada Frederick, shoetnkr H. W. Marsh, h — Bloomingdale. pu
Bader Frederick, wiper T. W. & W. Ry. oa
Bader Henry, watchman T. W. & W. Ry. g
Baer George, brakesman P. Ft. & C. Ry., h u w cor Harrison and g_
Baker. ca
Baes Emil, butcher-, h 12 Montgomery. ,^
Bahda A., carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. g
Baier Henry, wks E. Weisser & Co., h country. p'
Baier Valentine, carpenter, li s w cor Holman and Harrison. ^
Bailey James, moulder Bass & Hanna. -^
Bailey Jerome^ fireman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h n s Chicago, 6 e Webster. ^
Baillie John, blacksmith T. W. & W. Ry., h s s Wilt, 1 e Jackson. o^
Bair Adam, moulder Bass & Hanna. g-
Bakeman Charles W., salesman Biddle & Hoagland, h 90 W. Water. §
Baker Charles, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 166 W. Washington. g
Baker Charles A., drug elk, bds C. Baker. ca"
Baker Conrad, shoemkr C. Schiefer, h 193 W. Berry. ^
Baker George D., tailor Joseph Clark, lil7 W. Jefi'erson. 3*
Baker George J., blksmith John Baker, bds same. 2-
Baker Henry, lab, h s e cor Holman and Monroe.
Baker Henry, Supt. Division No. 1, Wabash and Erie Canal, office 73 W
Canal, h Leo Road, n e city limits. fj
Baker J., blksmith P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. g-
Baker Jacob, (Baker & Bro.,) h 138 E. Main. o
BAKER JOHN, blksmith and wagonmkr, w s Lafayette, 4 s Colum- ^
bia, h e s Clinton, bet Washington and Jefferson. ??
Baker John J,, tinner, bds C. Baker. ^5
Baker Killian, (Baker & Bro.,) h 96 E. Main. %
Baker & Bro., (Jacob and Killian Baker,) steam saw mill, E. Water, nr "
Lafayette.
Baldwin Albert B., h 59 Douglas av.
ROOT & CO., 90 Columbia St., keep a large stock of Cloakings, Cloths,
38 FOKT WAYNE BAS DIRECTORY.
Baldwin Annie, hairdresser, 80 Columbia, h same.
Baldwin James A., grocer, 54 Barr, h same.
Baldwin Julia, li 174 Griffith.
a5 Balls August, elk Mason Long, bds same. ,
^Baltos Michael, contractor, builder and brickmkr, w s N. Calhoun, on
cd the Canal, h s e cor Harrison and Berrj,
^ Banerker Frederick, carpenter, h s s Sturgis, 2 w. Fulton.
^_> Banks Francis D., bds 3y E. Water.
£ BANNER INSURANCE CO.,
r- of Fort Wayne, H. G. Farr, Secretary and Treasurer ; William B.
BQ Currier, President ; office Hamilton's Block, Calhoun st. {See side
0 margin lines.)
§ Bansma Rudolph, h 74 Madison.
;S Banta Herman, foreman painters, T. W. & W. R W., h 243 W.
<^ Washington,
Barbier Peter F., sawfiler, 107 E. Main, h same,
^Barbour E. J,, student FORT WAY^E COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
o Court, cor Main,
pQ Barbour Lucius T., bds 98 E. Berry,
_oa Barbour Myron C, dentist, 98 E, Berry, bds same.
eS Barbour Myron F., real estate agent, 98 E. Berry, h same.
2 Barcorn F.i boilermkr, P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
"3 Barcus Albert, lathmkr, bds 85 W. Water.
cd Barcus Daniel, lab, h 85 W. Water,
ffl Barcus Hezekiah H,, candy mkr, Huestes & Hamilton, h n w cor Wash-
<j5* ington and Ewing,
S Barcus Isaac, marble cutter, h 84 W. Water,
Q Barcus Richard H., candymkr, Huestes & Hamilton, bds 85 W, Water.
r Bard Frederick, lab, h 109 Wilt.
^ Bard Samuel, (Dobilinski, Freeman & Bard,) h 210 W. Berry.
o Barkus H., carpenter, P, Ft. W. & C. Ry.
g Barkus M., caipenter, P. Ft. W, & C. Ry,
«3 Barlow Isaac J., (A, P, Kyle & Co.,) h Inwood, Indiana.
•3 Barline John, wks woolen factory, h n w cor High, Lima road.
2 Barnard Charles, undertaker, 151 Barr,
•-• Barnes J. B., machinist P, Ft, W. & C. Ry., h 34 Lewis.
^ _ - ■-
o
Barnett Abraham G., ass't assessor U. S. Revenue, office 44 Calhoun,
n h St. Joe road, Washington Township.
13
Barr James S., late propr Main st. Exchange, h 151 W. Washington.
PQ Barren Joseph, wijier P, Ft. W, & C, Ry,,, h 165 E. Lewis
o Barrett John, machinist P, Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 8 w cor Hoagland av
.a
and Colerick.
d Barrett Rachael, grocery w s Lafayette, 2 n Holman, h same
"^ Barrett William H., helper T. W. & W. Ry., h w s Lafayette, 2 n
J^ Holman.
g Barrie William S., machinist T. W, & W. Ry,
jS Barron F,, wiper P, F, W, & C, Ry., h w s Hanna, 3 s Holman,
Bartells Henry, carpenter T. W. & W. Ry.
Barton Charles M, (Geo, F, Stinchcomb &. Co.,) h s s Lewis, bet Cal-
houn and Harrison.
Bash Solomon, (Bash & Eakin,) h 242 W. Berry.
Cassimeres, Blankets, Flannels, Underwear, Fancy Woolens, Furs.
FOKT WATi«E BEA DIRECTORY. 39
Bash & Eakin, (Solomon Bash and Joseph S. Eakin,) furs, wool, hides, ^
&e., and general produce, 61 E, Columbia. P
Bass Eliza M., wid S., h 139 W, Washini!;ton, t^
Bass John H , (Bass & Hanna,) h 53 W. Wa3me, ta
Bass & Hanna, (John H. Bass and Horace H. Hanna,) propi's Fort ^
Wayne Machine Works, Hanna, nr railroad crossing. cd
Bassett Walton W., salesman Townlej, DeWald, Bond &■ Co., bds ^
Hamilton House.
Bateman William, barber, J. B. Hettinger, bds 42 E. Washington. ^
Bates John S., currier E. Weisser & Co , bds 39 E. Water. co"
Battanhart Jacob, tailor, h s s High, 2 w Yan Buren. i>^
Baty Theodosia, wid Robert, h n s E, Lewis, 3 e Francis. ^"
Bauer Henry, shoemaker, h e s Lafayette, 2 n Wallace. g
Baughman Jerry, foreman O. D. Hurd, h w s Lima rd, nr Beck's w
Brewery. ^_^
Bauka Christopher, elk L, M, ISTinde & Co., bds 173 Harrison. Saf
Baumann John, shoemkr, 18 W. Lewis, h same.
Baumer Michael, miller Empire Mills, 159 West. ^
Baumer Michael, Jr., machinist Louis Rastetter. " bo
Baumgartner William, student FORT WAYNE COMMERCIAL ^.
COLLEGE, Court, cor Main. ^
Baxter John, blacksmith T. W. & W. Ry., h n s Douglas, 11 w Lima ^
road. ^
Baxter John, conductor P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 260 W. Jeiferson. ^
Baxton Joseph, engineer Baker & Bro. o
Bayless Nancy, wid Absalom, bds s s Jefferson, 2 w Garden. ^
Bayless Solomon D., pension agent, h 32 E. Wayiie. *"
Bayless . Solomon, Jr., student FORT WAYNE COMMERCIAL P
COLLEGE, Court, cor Main, bds 32 E. Wayne. ^
Bayley Martin, machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds National Hotel.
Bazanson Joseph, polisher N. G. Olds & Son. tH
Baziere John J., tailor, h E. Lewis, nr Division. t-i
Beaber Abraham G., lab, h n w cor Wilt and Broadway. JT^
Beaber Columbus, elk J. W. Jennings, bds s e cor Wilt and Broadway, j^
Beaber Columbus, lab, bds n w cor Broadway and Wilt. ^
Beaber D. Lafayette, lab, bds n w cor Broadway and Wilt. g
Beaber Jacob, carpenter, h 239 W. Wayne. ,c->
Beach Frederick, (Morgan & Beach,) h n s Berry, 2 e Lafayette. rji
Beach John, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h w s Blutfton Plank rd, s Henry, to
Bealir John, wks C. Schmidt & Co. f»
Beals Thomas C, machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 182 Ewirg. g^
Reals William, day watchman T. W. & W. Ry. Pass. Depot, h 219 W. ^
Washington. i^
Bean Edward, elk R. R. Dining Rooms, bds same. O
Bear Amos, conductor P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 256 W. Jefferson. ^
Bear George, carpenter, h n w cor Bass and Hoagland av. ^
Bear Joseph, wks P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h n s Colerick, 2 w Hoagland es
avenue. ^
Bear Michael, brakeman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds n w cor Bass and W
Hoagland avenue. ^
Beard Charles, machinist T. W. & W. Ry., h e s Webster, 3 n Jefferson. a>
Beard James, student FORT WAYNE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, ^
Court, C3r Main.
o
Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Glass at
40 FORT WAYNE BEL DIRECTORY.
Beard Thomas D., candymkr 99 E. Berry, h same.
Beattey Daniel, patent rifflits, Ix 120 W. Wayne.
3 Beattey William, h 227 Barr.
J5 Beattie William, boilermkr McLachlin & Keill, h w s Calhoun, 2
^ Grand,
t/3 Beattie William Mrs, boarding w s S. Calhoun, 3 s Grand.
eS Beaafank George, lab, h s s High, bet N. Van Buren and Lima rd.
o Beaver Augustus C, contractor and builder, n s Main, bet Ewing and
;5 Griffith, h Broadway, s city limits.
^ Beaver D. S., merchant miller, flour and feed, C4-^ Calhoun, h at mill.
Becht Adam, patent medicines, h s s Butler 1 w Hoagland av.
J^ Bechtold Lewis, saloon n s Main 5 w Barr, h same.
,^ Beck Jioldis, sh(.)enikr G. Nill.
^ Beck Conrad, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
cS BECK FEANOIS J.,
'^ prop. Bloomingdale Brewery w s Lima Road, s Canal feeder, h
■^ same. {See card p. V.)
« Beck Frederick T., (Kelsey & Beck.) h 192 W. Jefferson.
^Beck Henry, lab P. Ft. W. & C Ry., h 155 West.
^Beck L., carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
^ Beck William L., drayman, h 189 Ewing.
I— I Beckado Philip, wks J. S. Herrington, bds same.
ffl Becker Christian, (J. Humphrey & Co.,) h 220 W. Berry.
»-3 Becker Eliza C, saleswoman B. D, Angell, bds 187 E. Washington.
^ Becker Emanuel, salesman J, Freeman, bds 177 W. Wayne.
-, Becker Frederick, blksmith, shop n 8 Washington 1 e Calhoun, h H
o E. Washington.
.2 Becker Jacob, commission merchant, h 177 W. Wayne.
•^ Becker John, cooper, h s e cor N. Cass and Third.
cd Becker Peter, lab, h 187 E. Washington.
S Beckley Isaac, lumber merchant, h 91 E. Main.
boBeckley S., student FORT WAYJSTE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
-S Court, cor Main.
^ Bechman J,, flaskmkr Bass & Hanna.
jg Beckman Charles, h 90 W. Water.
^ Beckmasa Frederick, elk, h 171 E. Lewis.
"cj Beckus John, wks J. S. Pierce.
° Becquett John, wks Baker & Bro., h 148 E. Main.
^ Bedleman F., painter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
■^ Boecher Albert W., photographer, bds 95 W. Berry.
^ Beecher C. M., wid Lewis^ h 95 W. Berry.
Beegan Michael P., grocer 37 E. Columbia, h same.
o Beamer Edward, teamster, wks William Vanalstine, bds same.
'o Beers C. L., machinist Bass & Hanna, h 20t) E. Washington, bds J.
J5 bnodgrass.
fe Beet W., carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. R.y.
*^ Beiler Simpson J., conductor P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 262 W. Jeiferson.
Beiner John, teamster, h JN". Calhoun opp. Trotting Park.
Beiser August, brewer Eagle Brewery, bds same.
Belden George A., carpenter, h s w cor Webster and Melita.
Bell Jacob, tailor, bds s e cor Calhoun and Washington.
MEYER BROTHERS & CO., 2 Keystone Block.
FOET WAYNE BES DIKECTORT. 41
Bell William J., engineer T. W. & W. By.
Bellamy Albert F., carnage painter n s Main bet Maiden Lane and
Harrison, h n s Main opp. Bockhill House.
.^^elou John, carpenter P. Ft. "W. & C. By., h w s Higli bet Lima road
and Yan Bur en. 5*
Bemier Edward, copper smith T. "W. & W. By. g
Bemiller Charles, gardener, h w s Butler 2 w Hoagland av, ^
Bench J., storekeeper P. Ft. W. & C. Bv. ^.
Bench J. H., machinist P. Ft. W. & C. By. ^
Bender Adam, lab, h n w cor Henry and Hoagland av. ^
Bender Henry, carriage maker, bds 121 Broadway. ^
Bender Philip, carpenter P. Ft. "W. &. By., h 97 Montgomery. W
Bendow Frederick, carpenter, h w s Lima Boad, bet Douglas and Canal ^
Feeder. g
Benham P. M., patent rights, bds Hedekin House. i-j
Benner Conrad, painter, h s s Montgomery, 4 w of Lafayette. g*
Benner Joseph, wks J. Fry & Sons. oa
Bennett Abraham, boilerrakr T. W. & W. By., h 24 W. Jefferson. g
Bennett Adam J., farmer, bds W. Bennett. £
Bennett John H.. brakeman P. Ft. W. & C. By., h n s Wall, 13 w of o
Bluffton Plank Boad. J.
Bennett Bichard, boilermkr T. W. & W. By., bds 24 W. Jefferson. S
Bennett Bobert C., carpenter, h 79 W. Water. "^
Bennett Winton, farmer, h Mechanic, 2 s of Columbia Boad, nr Front. S.
Bennigin Henry, machinist Murray & Bennigin, bds 203 E. Lewis. ^
Bennigin Hugh, (Murray & Bennigin,) h 203 E. Lewis. ^
Bennigin Hugh, Jr., moulder Murray & Bennigin, bds 203 E. Lewis. 83
Benoit Julian, Very Bev., hue cor Calhoun and Lewis. S
Bensman H., boilermkr Bass & Hanna. jiU
Bensman W., boilermkr Bass & Hanna. g"
Benton Alphonso, supt Stock Yards, h 145 Francis. tl
Benz Philip, biksmith P. Ft. W. & C. By. «*
Bercott Louisa, finisher A. S. Jerman, bds same. £2
Berdels John, wks E. Weisser & Co. §
Beres , wks P. Ft. W. & C. By., bds 52 Douglas av. PT
Berger Augustus H., boilermkr P. Ft. W. & C. By., bds 17 Montgomery. ^
Berger Henry, machinist P. Ft. W. & C. By., bds s e cor Lewis and l»
Barr. Cr
Berger Louis, baker L. Blase, h n w cor Jefferson and Yan Buren. §
Berger Budolph, tailor, h 183 Washington. ^
Berghorn Fred., wks P. F. W. & C. By., h n s Wall, 5 w Boad. CO
Bcrket L.. tinner P. Ft. W & C. By. -
Bernard Margaret, wid Ferdinand, h e s Lafayette, 3 s N. Laselle. o
Berning Conrad, lab, h 206 Madison. ^
Berning Ferdinand, wks Trier & Teghtmeyer, bds 206 Madison. <j
Berry Joseph, lab, h s e cor Douglas ave and McClellan. p*
Berry Bichard, brakeman P. Ft. W. & C. By., bds s w cor Calhoun and *«^
Baker. •" g
Berry William, machinist T. W. & W. By., bds 128 Broadway.
Besancon Frank, wiper P. Ft. W. & C. By., h 147 Hanna.
Beseker Charles, carpenter, h w s McClellan, 1 s Ilolman.
Besner Christopher, baker, e s Calhoun, 4 N. Wayne, h same.
-g Get your Drugs and Medicines at Biddle & Hoagland's.
^O 4:2 FORT WAYNE BLA DIRECTORY.
pq —
Q^ Beson John, carpenter, w s Monroe, bet Madison and Jeiferson.
g Bestues Michael, carpenter, h s s Hamilton, bet Francis and Ilanna.
ti Betzler Geor2:e, cooper, b w cor ISTirdlino-er av and Bluffton road, bds
>^ Andre tv ochust.
^ Betzzetinp;er Frederick, h w s Lima road, bet Douglas and Canal Feeder.
^ Beuret John, wks P. Ft, "W, & C, Ry., h e s Hanna, 2 s Grant.
Beuther George, wks E. Weisser & Co., h Bloomingdale.
i2 Benret Jules, (Carter & Beuret,) bds E. Manier, 50 E. Columbia.
Beuret Justin, watches, clocks and jewehy, No. 4 Union Block, h 166
^ E. Berry.
§ Bhaman John, carpenter, h 199 E. Jefferson.
^j Bias William, machinist, h 217 Lafayette.
'^ Bichner Casper, lab, h s w cor E. Berry and Harmer.
rt Bicknese Frederick, elk, h w s Lewis, bet Lafayette and Clay.
^ Biddle G., carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
<4 Biddle Thomas M., (Biddle & Hoagland,) bds Mayer House.
g BIDDLE & HOAGLAND,
O (Thomas M. Biddle, Joseph C. Hoagland and Cornelius iN". Hoag-
^ land,) wholesale and retail druggists, and dealers in paints, oils,
>r dye stuffs, and proprs of Royal Baking Powder, 109, 111 and 113
M Columbia, cor Calhoun. {See top margin lines.)
rf Bidtel George, lab, h 159 Francis.
p^ Biebe Enoch, blksmith, h n s Chicago, 1 e McClellan.
^ Bieber Milton, (Stanley, Bieber & Co.,) bds Mrs. E. Rockhill.
^ Bier John, painter, h n s Henry, 4 w Fairfield ave.
^ Bierce A. J., fireman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
^ Bierman Kate, candymkr Theiman & Fox, bds same.
o Biggs Margaret, wid Simeon, h 74 Barr.
^ Billmeier Edward, wks T. W. & W. Ry., h w s Harrison, 4 J^. Dawson.
^ Birbaum Frederick, boilermkr, Bass & Hanna, h 208 E. Wa-hington.
o Bird ()chmig. Vice President State Ins. Co., office Hamiltui.'s old bank
■g bldg, h^23 E. Main.
o Birmingham John, polisher N. G. Olds & Son, h n sMelita, w Webster.
Birmingham Peter, polisher JST. G. Olds & Son, bds Mrs. Ann Hartman.
pH Birstedt Henry, wks M. Sweetser, bds same.
•g Bishop Nicholas, wks P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h n s Wall, 11 w Bluffton
crt plank road.
-g Bishop Philip, wks P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
o Bishop William, cigarmaker Charles Ortmann, bds s e cor Washington
^ and Calhoun.
^ Bitner Andrew J., harnessmaker, h 98 E. Jefferson.
c; BITTINGER ADAM H., attorney at law, ofiice n w cor Main and
^ Calhoun, h 278 W. Jefferson.
^Bixler William, teamster, h s w cor D 'Uglas and Marion.
rt Blache Deitrick, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 125 Madison.
^ Black David LI., butcher w s Calhoun, 3 n Baker, h n w cor Barr and
aJ Wayne.
eS Black Janies, hostler William Yanalstine, bds same.
^ BLACK JOSEPH, manfr and dealer in hoop skirts, corsets and fancy
^ goods, 91 Columbia, h 54 W. Wayne,
o Blackburn William, propr Decatur Stage Line, office Main St. Exchange,
^^ bds same.
Remember Biddle & Hoagland's is the Cheap Drug Store.
FORT WAYNE BOL DIRECTORY. 43
Blacker Christain, bds 51 E. Wayne.
Blaisdell C, machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
Blaisdell Philip O., h 19 E. Washington. 5=3
Blakely Ruth, wid John, h s w cor Duck al and Clinton. c^
Blakely Christopher, restaurant 78 Calhoun, h 80 Calhoun. p^
Blase Louis, baker and confectioner, 138 W. Columbia, h same. O
Bleeker D., carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. <
Bleomker Henry, h 152 Hanna. ttt ttt i, 3
Bliler Dauiel, grocer w s Broadway, 1 s Washington, h 185 W. Wash- -
ington. S^
BLILER LEWIS M., sign and ornamental painter, 62 Calhonn, Mc- pj
Dougal Block, bds Mayer House
CO
Blodgett Luman, wks P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h s s Brandriff, 1 w Web--^
ster. ^^
Bloem Louis, saloon, e s Lima road, 2 n Second, h same. p
Bloomhufi Frank M., law student S. H. Bloomhuff, bds same. pa
BLOOMHUFF S. IL, lawyer, notary public and real estate agt, room p
25 P. O. bldg, h 72 W. Main. ^
Bloomhuff Sidney C, broker, h 146 W. Wayne. ?
Bloomhuff William, pressman Story & Clark, bds 146 W. Wayne. g
Bloomhuff William, student FORT WAYNE COMMERCIAL COL- g
CD
LEGE, Court, cor Main.
CD
Blume Nicholas, machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds National Hotel. g.
Ely Theodore, switchman P. Ft. & C. Ry. ^ &
Boagman William, teamster, h n w cor Ewing^and George. gi
Boardmau J. W., bds Aveline House. g-
Boardraan Nelson, bds Aveline House.
Boardman S. R., (Boardman & Co.,) h 204 W. Wayne.
Boardnuin & Co., patent water elevators, S. R. Boardman, agt 204 W.
Wayne. o
Bockloh Lissetta, wid Charles, h 81 W. Washington. gt
Bocksberger Valentine, lab, h Hoffman's Addition, 4 w Lima road. g
Boees Samuel, barber Willis Elliott, bds same. g
Boeger William, carpenter, h 194 E. Washington. ^-
Boehm Charles, painter, h Robinson Block. ^
Boelsen Elson N., wks N. Wheeler. 5*
Boerger IL, boilermaker Bass & Hanna. g,
Boerger Henry, student FORT WAYNE COMMERCIAL COL- 5^
LEGE, Court, cor Main. M
Boerger Rudolph, cutter E. Bostick, h 138 E. Washington^^ ^ ^ ^^^ gj
Boerger W. H., student FORT WAYNE COMMERCIAL COL- 3.
LEGE, Court, cor Main. g
Boes Aman, butcher Frederick Eckert. t*
Boese Frederick, h 273 W. Jefferson. CO
Boesse W., lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. g
Boester Frederick, carpeuter A. C. Beaver, h 65 W. Wayne. S
Boforden S., carpenter, T. W. & W. Ry. ?*
Boham Michael, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 213 E. Jefferson.
Bohn Christian P., foreman Indiana State Zeitung.
Bolen John, fireman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h s s Bass, 3 e Fairfield av.
Boles Newton, (L. M. Ninde & Co..) h 165 W. Washington.
Bolger James, city fireman, h 30 E. Berry.
"New York Store," 90 Columbia St., ROOT & CO., Jobbers and
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A good stock of Cards, Paper, Colored Inks, etc., on hand.
Retailers of Domestics, Silks, Shawls, Dress Goods, Hosiery, Gloves, Notions.
FORT WAYNE BOS '. S|^^ "IdIRECTORT. 45
Boling Lemuel K., eating house 25 W. Main, li same. q
Boling William, lab, h 24:7 W. Jefferson. o
Bolker Henrj, wiper, T. W. & W. Ry. ^ ^ ^
Bolgmann Christian, boatman, h s s Lavina, 2 w Fairfield av. o
Bulhnan Joseph, drayman, h 105 Wilt. ^
Bolman Christoplier, wks N. G. Olds & Son. q3
Bolt John C, lab, h s w cor Walnut and Oakley. ^Jq"
Boltz A. J., machinist T. W. & W. Ry. P
Boltz August, student FOET WAYJS"E COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, ^
Court, cor Main. p
Boltz Frederick F., (F. F. Boltz & Bro.,) h n s Jefferson, 1 e Union. s=^
Boltz Fred C, (F. F. Boltz Bro.,) bds Mayer House. J*
BOLTZ F. F. & BRO., g
(Ferdinand F. and Fred C. Boltz,) groceries and provisions, 88^
Calhoun. {See card business registe)'.) 5^
Bond Charles D,, pres Fort Wayne National Bank, h w s Fairfield av, s g-
city limits. ^.
Bond Henry W., (Townley, DeWald, Bond & Co.,) h 50 E. Berry. »
Bond Jared D., cashier Fort Wayne National Bank, bds Hamilton
House. o
Bond Stephen B., (Allen, Hamilton & Co.,) h w s Fairfield av, s city g
limits. pj
Bond William J., (Bond & Nones,) h 14 W. Washington. c*
Bond & Nones, (William J. Bond and James C. Nones,) whol and ret O
druggists, and dealers in paints, oils, varnish, glass and dye stuff's, c^
95 Columbia. ' m
Bonewitz J. J., student FORT WAYNE COMMEBCIAL COLLEGE, g
Court, cor Main. ' ^
Bonewitz O. P., student FORT WAYNE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, g
Court, cor Main, ^
Bonfield Mary, wid Kennedy, li 34 Monroe.
Bonnefois John, brickmkr, bds 64 E. Columbia. §*
Bonner F. G., machinist Bass & Hanna, 206 E. Washington, bds G. cf
Snodgrass, P
Bennett Conrad, salesman H. R. Schwegman, h 58 Madison. o
Booker William, lab, bds s e cor Calhoun and Washington. ^^
Boon James, machinist h 89 E. Madison. ^
Boon William, watchman Clark & Rhinesmith. ^
Border Ernest, carpenter, h 198 Ewing. o
Borne John, wks Baker & Bro. S^
Bornemann Charles, grocer and tailor 114 Harrison, h same. gCj
Bornschlegell B., wks E. Weisser & Co., h tannery. f^
Bornschlegell Jacob, wks E. Weisser & Co., h tannery. 3
Bortney H. S., student FORT WAYNE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, g
Court, cor Main. P
Boseker Christian, (Boseker & Forbing,) h 23 W. Jefferson. CQ
Boseker Henry, salesman Ash & McCulloch, h s e cor Washington and ^
Clay. _ g
Boseker & Forbing, (Christian Boseker and Jacob Forbing,) carpenters s*
and builders, s s Holman, bet Webster and Harrison.
Boshet John, lab, h ws Lima road, bet Canal feeder and Douglas.
n
Drugs, Medicines and Bye Stuffs at
46 FORT WAYNE BOW DIRECTORY.
Bosilier Charles wks Cochrane, Humphrey & Co.
Boss Henry, leather dealer, e s Calhoun, 3 n Jefi'erson, h same.
Bosse William, agt J. K. Edgerton & Co., h 63 Ewing.
Bossicker Frank, butcher Frederick Eckart.
_ BOSSLER H. H.,
IQ general insurance agent and notary public, office room 4 over
fl Hamilton's Bank, Calhoun st., h 180 Harrison, represents the
oa following insurance companies :
'£ PPKENIX FIRE INSURANCE CO., of Hartford, Conn.
2 MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE CO., of New York.
INSURANCE CO. OF NORTH AMERICA, of Philadelphia.
•i>^ UNION INSURANCE CO., of Indianapolis, Ind.
o TRAVELERS' LIFE & ACCIDENT INS. CO., of Hartford,
pq Conn. *■
CO HOME LIFE INSURANCE CO., of New York.
rt HARTFORD LIVE STOCK INS. CO., of Hartford, Conn.
m {See card j?. HI.)
;§ Bossier Minnie, wid Peter, h 89 W. Water.
0 Bossier Peter, wks cattle yard, bds 64- E. Columbia.
^BOSTICK EMANUEL, merchant tailor and clothier and furnishing
5f goods, 100 Columbia, h 158 E. Wayne.
"g Bostick Ephraim, clerk, bds 158 E. Wayne.
■3 Bostick John, salesman H. R. Schwegman, bds 158 E. Wayne. '
Qh Both Theodore, salesman H. R. Schwegman, h 100 E. Jefferson.
<D Botts Frank, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h n s Walnut, 3 e Oakley.
.^ Boughteret Louis, baker, h 216 W. Jefferson.
01 Boughton , foreman Woolen Factory, bds 91 E. Washington.
^ Bouhouse John, gardener, h e s Bluffton rd, s T, W. & W. Ry.
g Bounds Isaac, spokemkr N. G. Olds & Son, bds James Bounds.
Q Bounds James, foreman spoke shop N. G. Olds & Son, h n s Holman,
r^ 2 e Clay.
g Bousa William, carpenter, bds 208 Ewing.
^ Bouser George, boarding e s Griffith, 1 s Jefferson.
o Bouser Nelson, elk Steele & Dunham, bds e s Griffith, 1 s Jefferson.
i'sOWEN GEOEGE W.,
tX] physician and surgeon, ^office 52 Calhoun, h 49 Barr. (See card
u* .Business Register.)
S^Bowen William, h e s Barr, 3 n Washington.
^ Bowers James, wks D. O'Connell & Bro.
^BOWERS JOHN F., propr Union House, 49 W. Main.
DC* Bowers Joseph, (Bowers & Mayhew,)h s e cor Webster and Melita.
y Bowers Maria, wid James, h 262 W. Washington.
^ Bowers & Mayhew, (Joseph Bowers and James Mayhew,) shingle
W mnfrs s s Melita, bet Webster and Harrison. *
. Bowman Casemer, pastor St. John's Church, h 199 W. Washington.
*^ Bowrie Louis T., traveling agt, h 22 E. Wayne.
O Bowser Jacob C, (J. C. Bowser & Co.,) h 64 E. Berry.
Bowser Jefferson C., lawyer and notary public, room 3 over Hamilton's
Bank, bds 61 E. Berry.
BOWSER J. C. & CO., (Jacob C. Bowser, Joseph R. Prentiss, Daniel
N. Falls,) Fort Wayne Steam Iron Works 23 W. Water.
METES BROTHERS & CO-, 2 Keystone Block.
FOET WAYNE BRE DIRECTORY. 47 ^
Boyd Benjamin F., conductor P. Ft. W. & C. By., h 222 Lafayette. o
Boyder Henry, lab T.J\V. &_W. Ry^, h 195 Ewing. o*
ca
Boy Ian J., machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry
Boyle Mary, wid Patrick, h e s Clay bet Virginia and Wallace.
Boyle Peter, stone cutter P. S. IJnderhill, bds e s Clay bet Yirginia
and Wallace. g
Brackenridge Arthur M., farmer, bds s w cor Clinton and Washington. 3-
BRACKENPJDGE CHARLES S., city civil engineer, office 9 Clinton B
h s w cor Washington and Clinton. §
Brackenridge George W., h 25 Douglas av. **
Brackenridge Joseph, (Judge) attorney at law, room 3 over Hamilton's 2j
Bank, h w s Calhoun 1 s of Douglas av. ^
Brackenridge Robert, attorney at law, office room 3 over Hamilton's <^
Bank, h s w cor Clinton and Washington.
o
Brackmiller Gottleib, carpenter n 57 Douglas av. j^
Braddock John, fireman N. G. Olds & Son. p
Bradley Catherine, wid Patrick, h 16 W. Washington. *^
Bradley J., machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. W
Bradley James K., machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., li Jones bet Force o
and John. §
Bradley S. D., foreman machine department P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. ^
Bradley William, engineer T. W. & W. Ry. e*
Bradley William, fireman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry,, bds w s Barr 4 s S
Wayne. t>
Bradway Orlando E., brass moulder P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 212 E. g
Lewis. H
Brady C, machinist P. Ft. W. & 0. Ry. fi
Brady Samuel A., li s s Lewis 1 W. Calhoun. ^
Brady William IL, salesman Root & Co., bds cor Lewis and Jefierson. ^Q
Brake Ulrich, (U. Brake & Co.,) h e s Washington 2 e of Clay. C3
BRAKE U. & CO., (Ulrich Brake & Bernard Kock,) grocers n sMain g
2 w Barr. C
Bramble J., machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. §
Bramer Henry, carpenter, h e s Hanna 1 n of Hough. W
Brandmyer Frederick, moulder J. C. Bowser & Co., h 174 Ewing. •^
Brandrifi' Alfred D., (A. D. Brandriff & Co.,) h 238 W. Berry. gp
BRANDRIFF A. D. & CO., (Alfred D. Bandrifi-, William S. Humph- o
reys, August Parnin, & Henry Keifer) hardware, stoves and tin Q
ware, 58 and 60 E. Columbia. CQ
Brands H., lab Bass & Hanna. m
Brandt Charles, lab, h w s McClellan 9 s Lewis. p^
Brandt Frederick, (Krudop, Brandt & Co.,) h 178 Harrison. ^
Brandt Henry, machinist, h 26 W. Lewis. m
Brannan Jnlia, wid Thomas, h 197 E. Lewis. O
Brannan Michael, elk John Sedgwick, h n e cor Berry and Barr. *^
Branning Conrad, shocmkr E. Vordermark, li 49 W. Jeffi^rson. g"
Brant Benjamm F., carpenter, h e s S. Harrison 3 s of Bass. CS
Brase Frederick C, lab, h 75 W. Jefferson. ®
Brauer Conrad, foreman J. H. Robinson, h 156 Ewing. S
Brda Frederick, shoemkr, liw s Van Buren 1 n of River. §
Brda Henry, lab, h w s Van Buren 2 n River. t^
Breck John, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds 70 Madison.
Get your Drugs and Medicines at Biddle & Hoagland's.
48 FORT WAYNE BRO DIRECTOKT.
Bredemeyer Williair ., t?\ilor, li e s Marion bet High and Bowser.
Breen James, grocer 58 E. Columbia, li same.
Breeze Joab, boilermkr T. W. & W. Ry., h n e cor Pine and Locust.
Breimeyer Ernst,.mason, h 217 W. Jeiierson.
Breimeyer Henry, checkman freight depot P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 207
+j W. Jefferson.
S Breke Uh-ich, elk Kenney & Roper, h 159 E. Washington.
is Bremeyer J., carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
^ Brendall John, sawer, h Hoffman add. 2 w Lima road.
g Bi ennan R., blksmith P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
.22 Brenner David, saloon 13 W. Wayne, h same.
^ Brenner John, painter T. W. & W. R. Wy., h w s West 3 s Pritchard.
j^ Brenninger Charles, collarmkr Jacob Schwegel, bds 41 E. Columbia.
™ Brenton Eliza, wid Samuel, h 210 W. Wayne.
^Brenton Milton, boot and shoenikr, bds 134 W. Wayne.
g Bresherts J., wiper P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
g Bretmiller G., carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
^ Breu George, shoemaker, wks P. Neltelhoer, bds same.
■pj Brewster Henry, stonemason, h 198 W. Jefferson,
^ Brice Wallace A., foreman job room Gazette office^ h Robinson block.
^g Brick Adam, h 127 E. Lewis.
^ Bricker Conrad, fireman P. Ft. & C. Ry., h s w cor McClellan and Lewis.
py* Bridenstein Matthias, carpenter, h n w cor Washington and Webster.
^ Bridge Charles, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h s w cor Dawson and
^ Webster.
■g Briggs John C, engineer P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds Continental Hotel.
"c3 Biiggs Jacob, portrait painter J. H. Dill, bds same.
Q^ Bright William E., wks C. Gable, bds same.
C Bright William J., carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h n s Holman, 4 w
.^ Lafayette.
CQ Brighty Henry, wks T. W. & W. Ry.
S Bniey L., spokenikr N. G. Olds & Son.
.2 Brinkrager William, shoeinkr J. Foellinger, h s s High, bet Yan Buren
S and Lima rd, Bloomingdale.
$-• Brinkmann Christianne, wid Ernest, h 315 W. Washington.
^ Briscoe Thomas, lawyer, bds w s Barr, 40 Wayne.
S Britcher Edward Jr., moulder J. C. Bowser & Co., bds 87 Water.
^ Bri'cher Edward Sr., carpenter J. C. Bowser & Co., h 87 Water.
^ Biitner Andrew J., foreman L. Traub, li 98 E. Jefferson.
po'Biittingham John S., collector, bds 154 W. Wayne.
M B.'ittingham Philo E., bds 154 W. Wayne.
^ Brittingham Willia'm B,, physician, h 151: W. Wayne.
S Broi)st George, brakeman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds James Castle.
Brobst Jacob, bi'akeman, h e s Gay, bet Samuel and Charley.
•^ Brockermann Jacob K., plasterer, h 227 E. Wayne.
Q Brohen Richard, wks Cochrane, HunijJii'ey & Co.
Bronc Christian, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 224 E. Jefferson.
BroMson Abraham A., Aveline House Saloon, bds Aveline House.
Brooks , plasterer, h s w cor P itchard and West.
Brooks Bryant, barber shop, e s Calhoun, 2 n Washington, b s s Calhoun,
second story Aveline blk.
Brooks Charlotte, wid James, h 200 W. Jefferson.
Get your Drugs and Medicines at Biddle & Hoagland's.
FORT WAYNE BRU DIRECTORY. 49
Brooks Granville, barber R. H. Evans, bds same.
Brooks Henry, carpenter Cochrane, Humphrey & Co., bds 200 W.
Jefferson.
Brooks John, carpenter, h e s Ewing, bet Washington and Wayne. «
Brooks Minnie, h w s Harrison, 2 a Pearl. «-•
Brooks William H., carpenter Cochrane, Humphrey & Co., h 8 e cor W. t-«
Berry and Griffiith. g
Brooks William H., physician, h 108 W. Main. ^
Brown John N., wagonmkr, s s Main, 2 w Harrison, h same. jjj
Brossard Frank, blksmith G. Brassard, h Bloomingdale. -
Brossard George, blksmith, n s Main, bet Fulton and Griffith, h Bloom- g*
ino;dale, S
Brossard John, blksmith P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h e s Lima rd, bet Third o
and Fourth.
Brossard William, lab, bds John Brossard.
BROTHERHOOD OF THE FOOTBOARD, hall at 21 Chnton. p
Broucker Michael, cooper, h w s Nelson, 1 s Jefferson. po
Brown Abraham C, (Brown & Humphrey,) h w s Ewing, bet Washing g^
ton and Wayne. * -^
Brown C, fireman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. _ ^
Brown Christian, cabinetmkr, h w s Harrison, 2 s Dawson. g
Brown Eli, carpenter, h s s Jefferson, 1 e Ewing. g
Brown George, cigarmkr L. Dessauer & Co., bds 175 W. Jefferson. g
Brown Harvey G., agt Stock Yards, h 187 Lafayette. ^
Brown Henry P., yard master T. W. & W. Ry., bds Mrs. E. B. Grout. ^
Da
Brown James, blksmith P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 226 Lafayette. ^
Brown James D., dentist I. Knapp, bds Aveline House. g-
Brown Janet, wid James, h s e W. Lewis, 2 w Calhoun. c*
Brown John, blksmith, e end Main, h s end cor Clay and Wayne. jS
Brown John Jr., blksmith J. Brown, bds 162 E. Wayne. "
Brown John, engineer T. W. & W. Ry., h Noel, 1 e Fairfield av. g*
Brown John Jr., machinist T. W. & W. Ry., bds n s Noel, 1 e Fairfield g!
avenue. ^
Brown John, propr Corn Exchange Mill, n w cor Pearl and Maiden o
Lane, h n w cor Wayne and Broadway. ^
Brown John, cook, h 150 Barr. °^
Brown Matthew, section foreman T. W. & W. R.y, bds Thomas 52
Lynch. o
Brown Reuah, wid Aaron, bds s s Jefferson, 1 e Ewing. W"
BROWN SENECA B., w
Dentist, otfice over First National Bank, h 87 W. Main. (See card S
Business liegisier.) ^
BROWN & HUMPHREY, (Abraham C. Brown and Nelson A. Hum- o
phrey,) hot air furnaces, stoves and tinware, n e cor Calhoun and ^
Washington. 5?
Browning Jacob, h 68 W. Main. g
Brucht Josepii, engineer T. W. & W.^Ry. ^
Brudi Gottlieb, grocer, 180 W. Washington, h same.
Bruebach George T., physician and surgeon, s w cor Berry and Calhoun,
opp Aveline House, h 206 W. Washington.
Bruin E., teacher Jewish German School, h 80 W. Main.
Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Glass at
60 FORT WAYNE BUR DIKECTOKY.
^ Brunankaub Louis, shoemaker H. W. Marsh, h city limits.
o Brmie Micliael, helper T. W. & W. Ey.
QQ Bruner Mai tin, wiper P. Ft. W. & C Ry., h n e cor Lafayette and
o Wallace.
§ Brunett Mar}', wid Joseph, h w s Lima road, iir Beck's Brewery.
^ Brung W., carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. By.
fc>\Briinner John, shoemaker P. Schulz, h w s Hood, 4 n Railroad.
j2 Brims Chris, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C, Ry., h 224 E. Jeilerson.
^, Bruns William, carj^enter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h s s Charles, bet Monroe
and Clay.
jg Brush Herbert C, engineer T. W. & W. Ry., bds 86 E. Main.
•^ Brush Joseph, lireman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds bQ E. Main.
oTBryan Honora, wid Patrick, h n s Holman, 3 w Lalayette.
o Biyant Geoi'ge, spokemaker N. G. Olds & Son.
^ Bryant Joseph, wks N. G. Olds & Son, h .226 Lafayette.
,^ Bryant Stephen, lish inarket 6ti E Columbia, h 245 E. Jeiferson.
e Bryant William, fish dealer 191 E. Wayne.
^ Bryant William IL, mason, h 34 W. Lewis.
B Buchanan John, brakeinan P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds 16 S. Calhoun.
o Buck Conrad, shoemaker Hermsdorfer & Co., h n w cor Wall and Bluff-
M ton road,
>,Buck Dedrich, tailor, h 272 W. Jefierson.
•^ Buck Eye Mutual Fire Insurance Co., of Cleveland, Ohio.
••^ Durgin & Edsall, agts, room 6 Burgess' bldg, over First National
§ Bmk.
c^ Buck Peter, mason, h e s Pine, 2 s Locust.
C^BuckwalterL., machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
■^ Buddemeyer Ernest, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h w s McClellan, 6
g^ s Lewis.
Bueche Frederick, wks P. Hoagland & Co., h Bloomingdale.-
S Biihart Adam, carpenter, P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 20 Hood.
tf Buhr Nicholas, painter 131 E. Washington, li same.
■"-• Bula Daniel, saloon e s Calhoun, 5 n Jefierson, h same.
cp Bulger M. L,, bds Aveliue House.
g Bulger P. J., driver City Fire Department, h n e cor Court and Berry.
Buling John, butcher, h 173 Barr. ■••
^ Bull John H., conductor P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bis Aveline House.
PES BuUagar IL, drayman, h n e cor Clay and Washington.
g BuUagar John, drayman, h 165 E. Washington.
^ Bullerman Henry, lab, h 268 W. Jefierson.
pc3 Bullernian W., messenger P. Ft. W. &■ C. Ry.
K Bullerman William, watchman P. Ft. W. & C. l^y., bds 81 W. Wasb-
g ington.
„Bullman Ernst, wks Trier ,& Tegtm yer.
^ Bullock George, lab, h 159 E. Washington.
2 Burgess Block, s e cor Court and Main.
^ Bui'gess Francis, machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h n s Lavina, 4 w
pc; Fairfield av-
^ Burhan Edward, meat market opp Main Street Exchange, h same.
S Burington Chauncy, lab, h w s Hamilton, bet Hanna and Francis.
Burkas John A., salesman Wilson & Co., h 16 W. Washington.
MEYER BROTHERS & CO., 2 Keystone Block.
FORT WAYNE CAL DIHECTORY. 51
Eurke Edward, carpenter, h n s Buchanan, nr Hanna.
Burket Lewis, tinner P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds Mrs, Mary Treep. H
Biirkhardt En^ont Mrs., h s e cor Oakley and Poplar. M.
Burkhart John, chnirmaker John M. Miilor, bds 86 E. Main. P
Bnrkhorn Frederick, lab, h 208 Ewing. ' fj
Burhager George, (G. Burlager& Co.,) h 141 E. Washingt>on„ Q
Burlager George & Co., (G. Barlager and Henry Niemeier,) wood yard, Ifl
n s Columbia, bet Barr and Lafayette. ^
Burner John, painter T. W. & W. Ry.
Biirnham K, eng P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds Hedekin House. O
Burnison W., fireman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
Burns Joim, painter A. H. Yergens, bds Sleek's Hotel
Burns Michael, elk McDongal & Co. • H
Burns Patrick, lab, h n s Bass, 4 w Hoagland av. •
Burns Patrick, wks T. W. & W. Ry., h n s Bass, 5 w Hoagland
avenue. |_j
Burrington C, machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. UU
Burt Cliarles, brickmkr, h 252 E. Jefferson. L-J
Burt John, h 205 E. AVayne. Lj
Burton Archie, wks P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds n s E. Wayne, 4 e L^
Hanna. [H
Buscliman F. W., carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. >r
Buschman William, student FORT WAYi^E COMMERCIAL COL-
J.EGE, Court, cor Main. Qi
Busher Henry, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h w s Harrison, 3 n ?0
Dawson,
Busse William, salesman, h 166 Ewing. q3
Butler D., blksmith P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. H
Butler John, (William Struwer & Co.) P
Butler Nathan, County Surveyor, civil engineer and general land ac^t, ^
office. Court House, bds Main Street Exchange, '^
Butler Thaddeus J., printer Gazette, h 203 W. wlxyne. , Ol
Butt William, wks French, Hanna vfe Co. ||^
Butte Harmon, wks Trier & Teo:tmyer.
Buttenbender Henry, lab P. Ft! W! & C. Ry., h 179 W. Washington. ^
Buttenbender L., milliner, h 179 W. Washington. Q
Byers James W., (Davis & Jiyers,) h Loudon^Ohio. P
Byling John, wks French, Hanna & Co. M
Bylon Jamej, machinist, bds T. Martin. H
Byrnes James, lab P. Ft, W. & C. Ry. 0
O. P
CAFFEREY John, wks T. W. & W. Ry. rn
Caffroy Thomas, boiler mkr P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds Owen Farnan. r^
Cahoe F., blksmith helper Bass & Ilarmer. H
Cain George E., engineer T. W. & W. Ry. 0
Cairns James, machinist P, Ft! W. & C. Ry., h e 8 Hood, 1 n R. R. . O
Calahan J., bds National Hotel. rt-
Callemot Nicholas, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 65 E. Wayne
Callihan William, wks P. Ft, W. & C. Ry,
Gallisun Absalom, helper P. Ft. W. & C. "Ry,, h 89 W. Washington.
"New York Store," 90 Columbia St., EOOT & CO., Jobbers and
52
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FORT WAYNE GAR DIEECTOEY. 53
Calvert Jesse, salesman Wm. W. Updegraff & Co., bds Majer House. ^
Calvert John W., brakesman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h Lafayette, near P
south city limits. p^
Cameron John, wks Gas Light Co. p
Camp Charles D., telegraph operator P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds 17 Mont- "
gomery.
Camp Warren N., conductor P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 93 Francis. ^
Campbell , wood sawer, h 228 Jefferson.
Campbell Daniel, blksmith Murray & Bennigin, h 8»s Holman, 2 east ^
Webster.
Campbell Henry, foreman blksmith shop P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 69
Madison. ^■
Campbell Isaac W., deputy sheriff*, office Court House, h 174 E. Berry. »
Campbell John, h e s Spy Run rd, n of the bridge. §
Campbell John B., cashier Root & Co.. bds J. Campbell. "
Campbell M., carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. tr
Canady Augustus, plasterer, h s w cor Smith and Samuel. ®
Caney John, mason, h 168 E. Washington. o*
Cannett M., blksmith P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. S
Cannon John K., machinist T. W. & W. Ry.. h e s Garden, 1 s Jef- ^.
ferson. ^
Cannon William S., brakeman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds 16 S. Calhoun. ^
Carabin John J., salesman Henry Rohs, bds s w cor Berry and La- ^
fayette. ^
Carder Eli J., blksmith P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 181 Madison. o
Carder Henry W., wks K G. Olds & Son, bds Mrs. C. Gable. g;
Carey Hiram, conductor P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 22 E. Washington. *- .
CARIER AUGUST H., notary public and real estate agt, room 30 Post O
Ottice bldg, h n w cor Berry and Monroe. ^^
Carll George S., (L. Peltier & Co.,) h 131 E. Berry. -
Carll Hiram D., printer Democrat, h 135 E. Lewis. tZ|
Carll Peter, lab, P. Ft. W. & C Ry. P
Carman C, machinist P. Ft. W. & "C. Ry. jr"
Carman George, fireman T. W. & W. Ry., bds s w cor Calhoun and ,,^ 1(1
Baker. ^
Carnes , traveling agt Meyer Bro, & Co., h 4: Union blk. g
Carnes J., machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. ^
Carroll Aime, lab, bds 64 E. Columbia. ^^
Carroll Denandy, carpenter J. S. Herrington. to
Carroll Eli J., tireman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds 52 Douglas av. g
Carroll John, mason, h 222 E. Washington. p.
Carroll John, moulder Bass & Hanna.
Carroll Patrick, lab, h 88 W. Water. S
Carroll Patrick, lab, h 104 E. Madison. CD
Carroll Peter, lab, bds 70 Madison. ^
Carroll Thomas, lab, h n e cor Prince and Colerick. §"
Carroll Thomas J., elk J. Clark, bds Mrs. Dougherty. pS
Carson William W., lawyer, office 2 Phoenix blk, h n s E. Berry, bet ^
Clay and Lafayette. CO
Cartaux Hortense, dressmkr w s Calhoun, 3 n Lewis, li same. Jg
Carter William, (Carter & Beuret,) h 123 W. Water. S
CARTER & BE QRET, (William Carter, Jules Beuret,) stoves and =^
hardware w s Harrison, Robinson's blk.
Quick Sales and Small Profits at Biddle & Hoagland's.
54 FORT WAYNE CHA DIRECTORY.
Cartey Frank, collarnikr Jacob Schweo;el, bds 50 E. Colnmbia.
Cartwright Charles, spokemkr N. G. Olds & Son.
- Cartwright Charles, tailor, h n s Chicago, 1 e Webster.
<D Cartwright George, spokemkr N. G. Olds & Son.
ic Cartwright Jane, wid Alexander, h s s Columbia rd, bet Cherry and
IQ Centre.
P] Cartwright John, blksmith, h 165 W. Washington.
g Cartwright John, spokemkr IS. G. Olds & Son, h e 8 Barr, 3 south
jc! Jefferson.
.73 Carver H. C, brakeman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds s w cor Calhoun and
^ Baker.
^ Cary Frank, spokemkr N, G. Olds & Son.
*^ Cary James D., saloon, h 67 Douglas av.
"g Cary Joseph, blksmith P. Ft. W." & C. Ry., h n s Melita, 2 w Webster,
ctf Cary Joseph J., blksmith, h 216 E. Lewis.
CQ Cary Thomas, wks gas house, h n s Bass, 3 w Hoagland av.
*^Case Charles, lawye^r, h 203 W. Wayne.
^ CASKEY CURTIS, grocer 49 E. Columbia, h same.
gjCass Charles, machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 146 Jacksonj
^ Cassedy John J., elk Merchants' Union Ex. Co., h 95 E. Washington.
_Cassell Michael, second hand store, w s Calhoun, bet Jefferson and
^ Lewis, bds Mayer House.
Mm Cassidy Christopher, candymkr Huestis & Hamilton.
ffi Cassidy Patrick, helper T. W. & W. Ry., h n w cor Harrison and
t-3 Baker.
^ Castle James, boarding, h e s Lafiiyette, 4 n Wallace.
-.Cathohl Anthony, Hreman P. Ft. W. & C. Rv., h 149 E. Jefferson.
2 Caton M., blksmith P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
.« Catter H. C, foreman car works P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
-g Caughman Christ, lab Bass & Hanna.
cd Centliver Louis, brewer. Spy Run rd, n Rudisdl's Mill, h same.
S CENTRAL BLOCK, w s Calhoun, bet Wayne & Berry,
too Challenger Joseph W., machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 227 E. Lewis.
.S Chamberlain Henry, h 40 E. Jefferson.
^ Chamberlain Horace C, bds 40 E. Jeffe-rson.
jg Chamberlain James C, h 126 W. Washington.
^ Chamberlain Porter, machinist T. W. & W. Ry., h 29 W". Lewis.
■pj Chamberlain William H., elk road master's oftice, P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
§ Chameller Fred, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds 22 Madison.
*a Chameller William, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds 22 Madison.
^ Champers Belle, milliner A. Weber, bds 127 E. Lewis.
^ Chan William, lab, h 210 E. Jefferson.
^ Chapin Charles IL, fireman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds Continental HoteL
o Chapman B. W.. engineer T. W. & W. Ry.
"o Cliapman John Y., hackman. h 221 W. Washington.
^Chapman Nathaniel, wks P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 148 Harrison.
Chararder Anton, lab, h w s Lafayette, 2 s Wallace.
Chase , conductor P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds s w cor Baker and
Harrison.
Chase Lewis, omnibus driver C. P. Fletcher, bds same.
Chauncey Martin, wks P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h n w cor Colerick and
Hoaglaud av.
^
Get your Paints, Oils and Dye Stuffs at Biddle & Hoagland's
FOUT WAYNE CLA DIRECTORY. 55
Cherry A. J., patent right dealer, bds Main Street Exchange. q
Chesper John, wks Story & Clark, bds Blakey's Kestaurant. ^
Cheveron E., machinist P. Ft. W. & C. lly. '^
Cheviron Xavier, machinist P. Ft. W. &; C. Ky., h cor Monroe and g
Hungh. ^
Childs H. B., bds Mayer House. M
Chipman Henry, hib, h 137 E. Lewis. ^
CHITTENDEN ERASTUS L., city clerk, office No. 9 Clinton, h 84 ^
Harrison. Pi
Choppel John, machinist T. W. & W. Ey., h 138 Jackson. g
Chorpening Henry, roofer, h r 3 E. Water. CD
Chovey Charles, (Chovey & Sons,) h 51 E. Water. -
Chovey Frank, (Chovey & Sons,) h 51 E. Water. ^
Chovey John, (Chovey & Sons,) h 51 E. Water. g"
Chovey & Sons, (John, Charles and Frank Chovey,) blksmiths, 11 E. c^
Water. ^
Christen Antone, harnessmkr, h 19 W. Washington.
Christen John, elk James M. Kane & Bro., bds 19 W. Washington. h^-
Christie J., helper Bass & Hanna. g^
Christie William, machinist T. W. & W. Ry., h n s Locust, 2 e Pine. o
Christie William Jr., machinist T. W. & W. Ry., bds W. Chi-istie. pa
Chuppmann William, wks P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 81 W. Washinglon. g^
Chuster Christian, cabineimkr, h n w cor Wayne & Harrison.
Cincinnati Home Insurance Company of Cincinnati, g
Dnrgin & Edsall agts., room 6 Burgess Block, over First National 2.
Bank. «
Cink John, spokemkr N. G. Olds & Son. i-g
CITY ASSESSOR'S OFFICE, A. C. Probasco, assessor, office 73 Co- P.
liimbia. P
CITY ATTORNEY'S OFFICE, F. P. Randall, office 9 Clinton. co
CITY CLERK'S OFFICE, E. L. Chittenden, clerk, office No. 9 Clinton.^
CITY ENGINEER'S OFFICE, Charles S. Brackenridge, office No. 9 fd
Clinton. g.
City Fire Insurance Company of Hartford, Connecticut, George F. g"
Stinchcomb & Co., agts, j\.veline Block, 71 Calhoun. co
CITY MARSHALL, Patrick McGee, office 9 Clinton. §
City Mills, P. Hoagland & Co., proprs, w s Clinton, bet Water and co"
the canal. tX)
CirY TREASURER'S OFFICE, John Conger, treasurer, 9 Clinton, o
Clana Henry, lab, bds 178 E. Ewing. g-
Clare John, teamster J. Edmonds, bds same.
Clai-e Michael, parkkpr Fort Wayne Trotting Park, h Park. ^
Clark Anthony, lab, h e s N. Cass, 2 s First. ^
Clark Anthony Jr., carpenter, bds A. Clark. ^'
Clark C, brakeman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds s wcor Calhoun and Baker. 2
Clark Charles, elk City Hotel, bds same. _yj .
Clark Henry, engineer P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds Continental Hotel. j^
Clark Ira S., painter, h s w cor Baker and Harrison. CD
Clark J. S., painter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. 2.
Clark James, mail messenger, bds C. P. Fletcher.
Clark James H., baggage master P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h e s Webster, 2
8 Melita.
ROOT & CO., 90 Columbia St, keep a large stock of Cloaklngs, Cloths,
56 FORT WAYNE COL DIRECTORY.
Clark John, cabinetrakr, bds A. Clark.
Clark John, elk Gaffney & McDonald, bds s 8 Baker, 3 e Harrison.
Clark John G., carpenter, h 140 W. Main.
05 Clark John H., (Clark & Rhinesmith,) h 105 W. Wayne.
§^Clark Joseph, (Chirk & Co., and Dunn & Co,,) also dealer in groceries
aJ and provisions, w s Calhoun, opp Court House, h 24 Wayne,
fe Clark Joseph A., merchant tailor, 4 Aveline House, bds Aveline House.
^^ Clark Oran M,, (Story & Clark,) bds Main Street Exchange.
^ Clark Richard, wks Clark & Rhinesmith, bds John H. Clark.
Pm Clark Samuel, lab P. Ft, W. & C. Ry.
:> Clark Samuel W., conductor P. Ft. W & C. Ry., h 239 Lafeyette.
IQ Clark Stephen H,, ins agt, h 48 Douglas av.
ej Clark & Co., (Joseph Clark and J. W. B. Kelley,) groceries and. queens-
§ ware, 98 Columbia. ^
-cj Clark & Rhinesmith, (John H. Clark and John Rhinesmith,) lumber,
rt shingles and lath, on railroad Southeast of depot.
^Clauss John, shoemkr, bds n w cor Pritchard and Broadway.
M Clauss John C, saloon, n w cor Pritchard and Broadway, h same.
g Clements William, wks T. W. & W. Ry.
S Clifford William H., brakeman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds Frank Weed.
oa Cline Thomas, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h n s Montgomery, bet
"c3 Monroe and Hanna.
■»j Cline Charles, wks J. Fry, bds same.
'S Cline Daniel, mason, h s e cor Grand and Kansas.
c^ Cline Peter, carpenter, h 228 Lafayette.
K Clinemiller H., watchman P. Ft, W, & C. Ry.
Qj'Clinger Isaac, teamster, h n s Colerick, 4 w Hoaglaud av.
^ Clinker Henry, butcher, h 131 E, Washington,
^ Cloush John, barber, h Gay, bet Kerndon and Jones.
- Cochrane John, (Cochrane, Humphrey & Co.,) h n w cor Edsall and
S Berry.
I COCHRANE, HUMPHREY & CO.,
cs (John Cochrane, George Humphre}'^ and William McFee,) builders
^ and manufacturers of sat-h. doors and blinds, Fulton, cor Pearl.
|g {See card p. IX.)
»5 Cody John H., clerk, bds 69 E. Water.
Jj Cody Maurice, ice dealer, h 69 E. Water.
es Cody Patrick, tailor, bds n s E, Wayne, 3 e Hanna.
^ Cogan S^imuel, carpenter, h n s E, Wayne, 4 e Hanna.
pQ Cohn Jacob, elk Mayer House, bds same.
o Cole Edward, lab T, W, & W. Ry., h n s Noel, 7 e Fairfield av.
:5 Cole John, wks George Hornung, bds same.
C3 Cole Samuel D,, carpenter Cochrane, Humphrey & Co., h s s Pearl, 1 e
•^ Cass.
Ut Coleman Conrad, wks J. C. Bowser & Co.
g Coleman Jacob, wiper P. Ft. W, & C, Ry., h 145 E. Jefferson.
.j2 Coleman Mary, wid Peter, h 261 E. Washington.
Coleman Thomas, bds Main Street Exchange.
Coleman William, barber B. Brooks, bds — Washington.
Colerick David, (J. & D. Colerick,) h 92 E. Berry.
Colerick David H., (D, H. & W. G. Colerick,) h 92 E. Berry.
Cassimeres, Blankets, Flannels, Underwear, Fancy Woolens, Furs.
FOET WAYNE CON DIRECTORY. 57
Colerick Edward F., farmer, h e s Biuffton plank road, nr Henry.
COLERICK'S HALL, n s Columbia, bet Barr and Clinton.
Colerick Henry R., law student with D. H. & W. G. Colerick, bds 92 ^
E. Berry
Colerick J., bds Mayer House 5^
Colerick John, (J. & D. Colerick,) h 92 E. Berry. W
Colerick Walpole G., (D. H. & W. G. Colerick ; also, notary public,) O
h 92 E. Berry. 5
COLERICK D. H. & W. G., (David H. and Walpole G. Colerick,) ^d
lawyers, Calhoun st, opp Court House. '
OOLEEICK J. & D., g
(John and David Colerick,) attorneys at law, Stewart's bldg, Cal- bo
houn st, opp Court House -
Coleridge Mary, sewing machine operator Tripp & Tigar, bds 85 E. CO
Main. <g'
Colin Peter, shoemkr N. Humphrey, bds National Hotel.
Collar George W., carpenter N. G.'Olds & Son, h 160 Madison. g
Collar Mrs. L., h Robinson Block. P-
Collier James, machinist J. C. Bowser & Co., h 213 W. Wayne. O
Collins Charles, boilermkr P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 227 Barr. 3
Collins Charles, file cutter, h n s Lewis, 1 w Calhoun. £
Collins Daniel, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. g
Collins J., machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. »
Collins John, lab, h 146 Hanna. gi,
Collins P., lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. i^
COLSON EDWARD, saw repairer 57 W. Main, h s s Columbia rd, P
bet Cherry and Center ^
Comfer Owen, carpenter, h Maumee rd. g
Comincafish Felix, machinist P Ft. W. & C. Ry., h n w cor Holman-
and Clinton ^
Comraings Jeremiah, brakeman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h e s S. Harrison, o;
3 n Dawson C3
COMMISSIONER CIRCUIT COURT, STATE OF INDIANA, §
D. P. Whedon, commissioner, ottice, n w cor Main and Calhoun R.
Comparet David F., miller and com mer, s e cor Lafayette and Colum ^
bia, h n end Ilarmer
P3
3.
o
Comparet Joseph J., com mer, hn end Harmer o
Comstock John B., ins agt, h e s Spy Run rd, n of the bridge 5^
Concordia German Evangelical Lutheran College, ra
Maumee rd, nr E. city limits, G. A. Saxer, director
Conger John, City Treasurer, office, 9 Clinton, h 30 Madison
Conklin John, fireman T. W. & W. Ry., h n s Wall, 12 w Biuffton
plank road ^
Conklin Theodore, operator Shoaff 's Gallery, n w cor Main and Cal- Cfl
houn, h Robinson Block 3
Conklin William H, eng T. W. & W. Ry., h 235 Jackson o
Connecticut General Life Insurance Co., of Hartford, Conn., "
Durgin & Edsall, agts, room 6 Burgess block, over First National
Bank •,
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co., of Hartford, Conn.,
Durgin & Edsall, agts, room 6 Burgess block, over First National
Bank
Fancy Soaps, Perfumery, and Toilet Articles at
58 FORT WAYNE CO K, DIRECTORY.
frj Conner George F., (Conner & Co.,) h 77 E. Berry
^ Conner Herbert J., salesman Conner & Co., bds 77 E. Berry
*3 Conner Richard J., (Conner & Co.,) h New York City
CQ CONNER & CO., (Richard J. and George F. Conner,) hats and caps
g whol and ret, 3 Pli03nix Block, Calhonn st.
o Connet Joseph B., saloon, w s Harrison, bet Main and Berry, h same
:S Connors Bridget, wid Jerrv, h s w cor Francis and Madison
j2 Connors Jerry, biksmith P^Fj^. W. & C. Ry.
to
Connors John, biksmith P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h s w cor Webster and
Grand.
Connors John, machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds Mr. C. Gable.
g Connors Michael, bli^smith P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 131 Wilt.
Connors Michael, driver City Fire department ne cor Court and Berry.
S Continental Fire Insurance Co. of New York, Geo. F. Stinchcomb &
-, Co., agts,, Aveline block 71 Calhoun.
1"^ Conway Edward, lab P. Ft. "W. & C. Ry., h w s Harrison cor Melita.
g Cook A., biksmith P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h w s Bluffion Plank road a
^ Henry.
t-^ Cook Antonie, drayman, h 29 W. Lewis.
^ Cook Antonie, lab, h 31 W. Lewis.
^ Cook Charles, machinist J. C. Bowser & Co.
M Cook Christ, plowmkr A. D. Reid & Co., h 26 "W. Lewis.
1^ Cook Christian, commission merchant, h 45 W. Jefferson.
^ Cook Emily, milliner 168 W. Jefferson, h same.
® Cook Frederick, shoemkr, bds 29 W, Lewis.
■i-a Cook Isaac G., brakeman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h n s Brandriff 5 w
.g Webster.
flj Cook John, saloonkpr, h 115 Barr.
g Cook Nathaniel, lab, h Bluffton Plank Road nr T. W. & W. Ry.
o Cook William, lab, h r B. S. Thompson.
•^ C<'ok William, tailor, h 153 Lafayette.
*5 Cook William S., foreman warehouse P. Ft. W. & C. R/., h 16
Douglas av.
^ Coolcan P., lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
"5 Coombes Eliza, wid John F., h 128 Broadway.
§ Coombs John M., (Coombs & Co.,) h 99 W. Wayne.
§ Coombs William H., (Coombs & Miller,) h 189 W. Washington.
i3 COOMBS & CO., (John M. Coombs, Anson Waring,) iron, steel, axles,
g springs, hubs, spokes, felloes, wheels, blacksmith tools, agts Fair-
•"• banks Scales, 132 W. Columbia.
'rt COOMBS & MILLER, (William H. Coombs, William H. H. Miller,)
•2 attorneys at law, office 50 Calhoun.
•3 Cooper Cornelius, drayman, h e s Bluffton Plank road, nr P. Ft. W. Ry.
g crossing.
*j Cooper Eleanor, wid Henry, h 176 W. Wa:shino;ton.
g Copen I., conductor P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h w o Bluffton Hoad 2 n Nird-
^ linger a v.
ca Coppell Harmon, boilermkr P. Ft. W. & G. Ry., bds 180 E. Washing-
•^ ton.
^ Coppell John, boilermkr P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 180 9. Washington.
E-i Corcoran lab, wks J. C. Bowser & Co.
Corcoran Patrick, lab, h s e cor S. Harrison and Grand.
&
MEYER BROTHERS & CO., 2 Keystone Block.
FORT WAYNE CliA DIRECTORY. 59
Corcoran Thomas, porter Aveline House, bds same.
Cordoo J., blksmith P. Ft. W. & C. Kj.
Corl Henry, lab, li 180 E. Washington.
Corn Exchange Ins. Co. of New York, Babcock & Lumbard, agts, of- ^_^
fice Hamilton's old block building, Clinton st. _ g
Corn Exchange Mills, John Brown, propr n w cor Pearl and Maiden p-
Lane. o
Cornell Francis, h 47 E. "Water. g-
CORNEILLE JOHN B., salesman Root & Co. 90 Colmnbia, h 47^
Water bet Clinton and Barr. cr
Cortney B., wks Cochrane, Humphrey & Co. ^
Cortwright John, brakeman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds 16 S. Calhoun. W
Cothrel Ann, wid Newel, h s w cor Barr and Main. ju
Cothrel Moses, farmer, li s w cor Barr and Main. ^
Cothrell Jared, dining hall and saloon 65 E. Columbia, h 169 E. Wash- -t
ington. 5*
Cothrell L. L., student FORT WAYNE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, g
Court cor Main. ^
Cothrell Levi Louis, bartender Jared Cothrell, bds same. p
Cott C, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. g
Cotter C, bds Aveline House. ^^
COUNTY AUDITORS OFFICE, Court House, H. J. Rudisill, p
Auditor. *"
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE, Court House, William Fleming, Clerk, g^
COU^'TY RECORDERS OFFICE, Court House, C. A. Re'kers, Re- o
corder. P^
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC SCHOOLS, office High gJ
School. H
COUNTY SURVEYORS OFFICE, Nathan Butler, Surveyor, office g
Court House. o
COUNTY TREASURERS OFFICE, Alexander Wiley, Treasurer, g.
office Court House.
Cour Eugene, wks Gas Lieht Co S
Cour John, wks P. Ft. WV & C. Ry., bds 64 E. Columbia g
COURT HOUSE, e s Calhoun bet Main and Berry K
Courtney Lawrence F., umbrellamkr 121 Calhoun, h same ^
Cowder Benjamin, omnibus driver Rockhill House ^
Cox John, painter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 146 Hanna g*
Cralley John H., machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 19 Monroe S
Cramer Benjamin, engineer P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds Continental ^
Hotel. CQ
Cramer Ely, engineer P. Ft. W. & C. 'Ry., h s w cor Jefferson and -^
Francis. o
Cramer M., lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 123 E. Lewis. 3-
Cramer M., polisher N. G. Olds & Son. ^
Cramer Solomon K., lumber dealer, h n w cor N. Calhoun and Third. ^
Cran C, moulder Bass & Hanna. ^
Cran Charles, tailor, h 202 E. Lewis §
Cran R., moulder Bass & Hanna
Cranaman Henry, wks T. W. & W. Ry., h w s Harrison, 2 n Dawson.
Crance Pritchard, brickmkr, h w s Hanna, 4 s N. LaSalle.
Crane Calvin D,, surveyor and civil engineer, bds 152 W. Wayne.
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Crane William M., lawyer, h 152 W. Wayne. o
Cranz James, checkman iVt depot P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h w a Gay, bet o*
Samuel and Charley. oa
Crary Charles, boatman, bds A. Sturzeuberger. ^
Cratner Joseph, turner, h 136 Madison. oa
Craven James, wks French, Hanna & Co. o
Craven Joseph, weaver, h r 69 E. Water. ^
Craw Edwin L., elk Post Office, h n e cor Griffith and Jefferson, P
Craw George A., cashier Meyer Brothers & Co., h n e cor Jefferson p
and Griffith. •*
Crawford Allen, h 162 Broadway. ^
Crawford J., engineer P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. ' ^
Craxler John, lab, h n s Holman, 1 w Lafayette. g
Cremering Lawrence, baker H. Schwieters, bds same. gj
Cress Joseph, wks T. W. & W. Ry. p
Cress Michael, lab, h e s Pine, 2 s Locust. g^
Cretzer John H., policeman, h w s S. Calhoun, 3 s Grand.
Cridei David, blksmith P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h n s Holman, 2 e Lafa- ^
yette. g
Crighton William, foreman machinists Murray & Bennigin, h 21 W. cq
Lewis. p
Crimmel C, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. ^
Crimmins Margaret, wid Patrick, h n s Baker, 1 e Ewing. S
Crock Benedict, wks Baker & Bro. S
Crock Hansalan, wks Baker & Bro. ^
Cromeyer John, lab, h w s Lima rd, nr Beck's Brewery. fi
Crosby George T., machinist T. W. & W. Ry., h n s Brandriff, 2 e of W
iloagland avenue. JH^
Crosby Mary, wid Nathan G., h 283 W. Jefferson. CQ
Crosby William J., machinist T. W. & W. Ry., h 283 W. Jefferson. SJ
Crotty Thomas, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. g
Crouse William S., boilermkr, bds 242 W. Washington. ^
Crow Rudolph, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h s w cor Francis and O
Washington. E3
Crowley J., machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. ^
Cruikshank John W., h 90 W. Main. ^
Crumley Henry, cabinetmkr, h n s Main, bet Fulton and Griffith. C3
Cruse Henry, driller, h 87 Montgomery. ^
Culbertson Eliza J., wid John, h 128 Madison. -
Culbertson Henry H., dry goods and notions, 26 E. Main, h Troy, Ohio. 53
Cull Cornelius, watchman T. W. & W. Ry., h s e cor Holman and P
vV^ebster J^
Cull Edward, wks frt depot T. W. & W. Ry. ' ^
Cullivan Patrick, lab, h 237 E. Washington. ^
Cummings Jeremiah, brakeman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h n s Holman, 2 oa
w Lafayette. o
Cummings Theodore T. J., restaurant n s Railroad, nr Depot, h same. §
Cummings Wilson, engineer T. W. & W. Ry., bds L. Wright. m
Cunningham John, carpenter, h 115 Wilt. g*
Current Sylvanus S., carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h w s Fairfield av, gL
3 s Taylor. ^
Currier Charles H., telegraph operator P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h s a Wal-
lace, bet Calhoun and Lafayette.
Try Biddle & Hoagland's Royal Baking Powder.
62 FORT WAYNE DAY DIKEGTORY.
CuiTj Frank, blksmitli P. Ft. W. & C. Rj., h s s Grand, 5 w S. Har-
rison.
Curry J. A., blksmitli P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
Ciirtin Thomas A,, brakeman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., li 170 E. Washington.
Curtis James C, moulder Bass & Ilantia, bds Il:iy Renfrew.
^ Curtis Martin, blksmith P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h e s Hanna, 4r s Grant.
<u Cushing J., coppersmith P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
i3 Cashing J., machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
^ Cashing Michael, wiper P. Ft. W. & C. R. W., h> s^Wallace, bet Cal-
o houn and Lafayette.
.S3 Castard Joseph, wks O. D. PInrd.
S Catshali Joseph, lab, h 111 Wilt.
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QQ DAAKE August, wks Trier & Tegtmyer.
.„ Dachsteiner John W., upholsterer P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 251 W. Jef-
73 ferson.
g Dag Christian, painter, h 99 E. Washington.
.C3 Dagetez Charles, cigarmkr Lamley & Rosenthal, h 8 s Colerick, 3 e
^ Prince.
Q- Daily Laura A., wid James W., h 114 Fulton.
^ Daily S., tinner P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
§3 Daily Tliomas, hostler J. Swain, h e s Calhoun, 3 s Mayer House.
•g Dahiian James F., porter Fort Wayne Fruit House, bds 75 W. Wash-
•J3 ington.
P-i Dalman Robert, drayman, h w s Evving, 2 s Wasliington.
ei Dalton Edward, carpenter Cochrane, Humphrey & Co., h 42 Wilt.
.S?Dalton Timothy, carpenter T. VV. & W. Ry., bds 42 Wilt.
CQ Damyer August, boilermkr T. W. & W. Ry., l.ds 75 W. Jefferson.
B Damyer Henry, blacksmith P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 211 Ewitig.
.S Damyer William, boilermkr T. W. & W. Ry., bds 75 W. Jefferson.
S Dan ike Daniel, bds Mayer House.
^ Dapray Victor, sp«)kemkr N. G. Olds & Son, h n s LaSalle, bet Hanna
and L-it'ayette.
Darker William, engineer T. W. & W. Ry., h n w cor George and
Fulton.
W Davidson William, machinist T. W. & W. Ry., h s s Locust, 2 e R. R.
P5 Davis Alfred, lab, h 126 Madison
M Davis Amos, insurance solicitor Durgin & Edsall, h s w cor Berry and
> Griffith
2 Davis B., painter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 208 E. Lewis
Davis Charles E., (Davis & Byers,) bds Mayer House
•-5 Davis Edward, checkman frt d"'ei)t P. Ft. W'. & C. Ry.
^ Davis Fannie, saleswoman A. Weber, bds s s W. B^rry, nr Griffith
Davis John C, frt agt P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., office depot, h e s Hanna,
2 n Lewis
Davis Joseph, shoemkr Markley, Scliader & Co., h 20 E. Berry
Davis Joseph, tinsmith A. D. Brandriff & Co., bds s e cor Washington
and Calhoun
Davis Phraortes B., elk N. P. Stockbridge, bds 147 W. Berry
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FORT WAYNE DEK DIRECTORY. 63
Davis Samuel F., machinist, h n s Holraan, 4 e Calhoun , fm.
Davis W. F., wks Comparet Mill ' y
j Davis Wesley T., farmer, h 251 E. Jefferson
i Davis William H., (Davis's & Bjers,) bds Mayer House
DAVIS'S & BYERS,
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(William H. Davis, Charles E. Davis and James W. Byers,) book- ^•
binders and blank book mnfrs, 52 Calhoun. (See card p V) ^
I Dawie J., boilermkr P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. . oa
I Dawson John W., lawyer, office n w cor Main and Calhoun, h 148 E S
I Berry g,
[Day Christian, painter Henry Day, h 99 E. Washington itJ
Day Henry, candy mkr Huestis & Hamilton, bds 99"E. Washington g
Day Henry, house and sign painter e s Clinton, 1 n Main, h'lSl W o
Water *<
Deak John, engineer P. S. Underbill *TJ
Deakmeir William, elk, bds 185 Ewing ^•
Deam Wilson, propr Blufi'ton Stage Line, office Main St. Exchange §:
bds same 5'
Dean F. F., propr American House, s s Columbia, bet Calhoun and^
Harrison O
Deardorfi" Octavius D., harnessmkr C. Neireiter, bds same ^
Debanton Peter, wiper P. Ft. W. & C. liy., bds National Hotel 2
Decker John, wks trt dept T. W. & W. Ry., h s s Wayne, 1 e Francis ^
Decker Oliver, shoemkr G Nill, bds same O
Dedrich John D., elk, bds 146 E. Wayne L-
Deeter J. W., engineer P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. "
Detby Alexander, engineer P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h n s Montgomery, 3 §
w Lafayette ^
Deghan Edward, helper T. W. & W. Ry., bds Patrick Deghan W
Deghan Patrick, blacksmith P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h s w cor Prince and ^
Colerick J^
DeGrattary James, elk, h 90 Lewis SXJ
Dellait Abram, checkman frt dept P. Ft. W. & C. Rv., h r 190 W o*
Main -^ ' * g-
Dehaven Abraham, farmer, h s w cor Jefferson and Nelson g
Dehaven Allen W., farmer, h 24 Jones ts.
D haven Barney, contractor, h ISO Griffith ^
Dehaven Harrison, wks N. G. Olds & Son, h s w cor Hanna and N 2
LaSalte ' g
Dehaven James A., brakeman P. Ft. W. &C. Ry., h w s Blufi"ton road ^
1 s Henry ' ^^
Dehaven Jonathan, blacksmith P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 160 Broadway S^
Dehne William, carpenter, h 142 Madison t?
Deihl Hugh M., machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds Mrs. JST. G. Jones w
Deininger Joseph, salesman Ulrich Deininger, bds same §
Deininger Joseph E., tailor s s Jefferson, I w Calhoun, h same CQ
Deininger Ulrich, groceries and notions 11 N. Calhoun, h s s Jefferson, E?
1 w Calhoun ©
Dcirker Frederick W., tinner, h e s Van Buren, 3 n High. S^
Deistein Conrad, wks Cochrane, Humphrey & Co.
Dekay Peter, h 125 Hanna.
Remember Biddle & Hoagland's is the Cheap Drug Store.
64 FORT WAYNE DIL DIRECTOKY.
Dekay T. W., Student Ft. WAYNE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
Court, cor Main.
. DeKay Thomas W., elk, bds 125 Hanna.
"S Delano Thomas, dyer and scourer, e s Calhoun, 4 s"W"ashington,h8ame.
2 Delzell R., blksmith P. Ft. "W. & C. Ry.
^ Delzell S. J., millinery, 3 Phoenix blk, h same
P5 Dempsey J., bds National Hotel
g Dempsey Michael A., plumber, wks Alfred Hattersley
•g Dennert R., machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
^ Denstein Samuel, wks Cochrane, Humphrey & Co.
tU Denzie Timothy, plumber, bds 50 E. Columbia
jjDepler George W., conductor P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 135 S. Jackson
o Derrer Elijah, engineer P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 22 S. Calhoun
f2 Derome Solomon D., carpenter, h 166 E. Washington
^ Dessart Victor, hat cleaner and repairer 45 E. Main, h same
•5® Dessauer Lewis, (L. Dessauer & Co.,) bds Mayer House
o DESSAUER L. & CO., (L. Dessauer, Isaac Trauerman,) Pioneer Cigar
^ Manufactory, Calhoun, opp Keystone block
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^Deveny Martin, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h n s Baker, 2 e McClellan
^j'Devoil Nicholas, cooper, h n w cor Calhoun and Butler
■g DeWald Anton, salesman Henry Rohs, bds George DeWald
■^ DeWald George, h w s Fairfield av, 2 n Taylor
di DeWald George, (Townley, DeWald, Bond & Co.,) h LaSalle, opp Cass
o DeWald Henry J., (Weber & DeWald,) h w s Fairfield av, 2 n Taylor
.^ DeWald Leonard, shoemkr Jacobs & Son
<3 DeWald Nicholas, helper Murray & Bennigin
o Devaux Xavier, spokemkr N G. Olds & Son, h n s LaSalle, bet Lafay-
S ette and Clay.
Dey Henry, painter, h 131 W. Water
Dibble Mary E., bds 218 W. Wayne
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^ Dick Daniel, engineer T. W. & W. Ry., h 184 Ewing
"T3 Dickey Robert, boilerrakr, h w s S. Calhoun, nr Suttonfield
g Dickey William, boilermkr T. W. & W. Ry.
f^ Di<ikey William, tallyman freight depot T. W. & W. Ry.
g> Didier Joseph, groceries and provisions n w cor Main and Harrison,
a h Y4 W. Main
jg Didricks Jacob, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 137 S. Jackson
^ Diedrich David, checkman frgt dept P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
o Dieckes Frederick, wks E. Weisser & Co., h Bloomingdale
2*Dieckmeyer William, elk Wiebeke & Taymeyer, h 128 W. Columbia
PL* Diek Herman, wks George Reiter, bds 97 W. Clay
-Diek John, engineer, h s s Clay, bet Jefferson and Washington
ffi Dierstein Christian, grocer s w cor Fairfield av and George, h n w cor
^ Fairfield av and Lavinia
O Dierstein Conrad, carpenter, bds n w cor Lavinia and Fairfield av.
W Diether Charles, lab, h w s Grifiith, bet Washington and Jefferson
1.^ Diffenderfer Benjamin O., machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h s e cor
Lewis and Barr
® Dignan Thomas, lab, bds P. Morrison
DILLE JOSEPH H., portrait and landscape painter, over Hamilton's
Bank, h 165 W. Jefferson
Dillon James C, carpenter, h 145 W. Washington
Remember Biddle & Hoagland's is the Cheap Drug Store.
FORT WAYNE DOU DIKECTORY. 65
Bills Henry, h 241 W. Main
Dine John, mason, h s s W. Washington, 2 e Rockhill
Dinklage Elizabeth, wid Barney, h 241 E. Washington
Dinklage Herman, draynnan, h w s Gay, 3 s Jones IP
Dinklerg Margaret, wid Henry, h 267 *E. Washington 5-h
Dirkes August, drayman, h 195 E. Jefferson m
Dix Seth, wks William Yanalstine, bds same O
Dixon Ellen, wid Thomas, h 53 Harrison ^
Dobilinski Louis, (Dobilinski, Freeman & Bard,) bds 91 E. Washington S
Dobilinski, Freeman & Ward, (Louis Dobilinski, Newton B. Freeman *"
Samuel Bard,) proprs Ft. Wayne Paper Mills, depot and salesroom', 5*
51 E. Columbia ' g
Dodge A., bds Mayer House
Dodey Gustavus C., elk Bash & Eakin, h 226 W. Washington
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Doelker Jacob, (Doelker & Hendershot,) h 81 E. Berry ^^ " ^
Doelker John, shoemkr, bds 81 E. Berry '
Doelker & Hendershot, (Jacob Doelker, Henry M. Hendershot,) meat
Doherty Rose, cloak and dressmkr, 32 E. Main, h same ' ^
Doing Nicholas, wks Democrat office, h cor Wasliington and Harrison ?
Dollar Weekly Press, David W. Jones & Son, proprs and publishers g
rear Keystone Block g
Dolty Richard, fireman P. Ft. W & C. Ry., bds A. Whitehead g
Dolwick Peter A., salesman J. & P. Pierr, bds J. Pierr S-
Donahoe John, saloon, w s Calhoun, nr s city limits, h same 2^
Donough Lawrence, wks T. W. & W. Ry., h w s Fairfield av, opp Bass *^
Donoughoe Joseph, bds 90 Lewis S2.
Donovan Thomas, lab, h s s Colerick, 3 w Prince 5-
Donovan Timothy, fireman, P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 141 E. Main S
Doren William, city truck C. P. Fletcher, bds same
Doriot Amiel, carpenter P. Ft. Wayne & C. Ry., h s s Charles, bet Mon- ?
roe and Clay o*
Doriot Julius, moulder J. C. Bowser & Co., h s s Charles, bet Monroe ^
and Clay g
Dothage Ernst, lab, h w s Webster, 8 s Washington ^ ^-
Doty Augustus, elk, h 226 W. Washington "*
Doty R., fireman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. g
Dougherty Alfred, student FORT 'WAYNE COMMERCIAL COL- o
LEGE, cor Court and Main, h 214 Lafayette ^
Dougherty Charles, carpenter LIumphrey & Cochrane, bds Union House ffl
Douglierty Lemuel, expressman, IT. S. and Am. Ex. Co., bds Samuel g*
Dougherty \^_
Dougherty Newton, tinsmith, wks Brown & Humphrey bds 1T3 W S'
Wayne ' ' ' §;
Dougherty Samuel, salesman L. P. Stapleford, h 173 W Wayne M
Douglas Curtis C, brakeman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds Aveline House ^
Douglas George, boilermkr, wks McLachlin &''Xiell, bds Mrs. Beattie ^
Douglas George G., elk P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. freight office, bds W S*
Malatt J ^ »
Douglas Henry, carriagemkr Thomas Stevens
Douglass William B., conductor P. Ft. W & C. Ry., h e s Barr bet
Washington and Jefferson '
Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Glass at
60 FORT WAYNE i)UN DIKECTOKY.
Jsd Douglass William V., salesman 1^. P. Stockbridge, bds e s Barr, bet
o Washington and Jefferson
S Douings Henry, lab, li s s Douglas, 4 w Lima rd
05 Dow David, machinist T. W. & W. Ry., h n s Butler, 2 w Webster
g Dowie W., boilermkr P. Fi, W. & C. Ky
§ Downey Dennis, watchman T. W. & AV. Ry., h 162 W. Jefferson.
>% Drain Oscar, cooper, h s s Lasalle, bet Hanna and Lafayette.
jS Drake Fred. J., deputy elk Post OtRce, bds Mayer House.
Dr ke Morgan, printer Gazette office
"^ DRAKE MOSES, Post Master Fort Wayne, e s Court, bet Berry and
S Main, h 91 W. Wayne
^ Drake William R., h n e cor Baker and Webster
co'Draiup John, teamster, bds 67 E. Columbia
o Dreibelbiss Conrad, h 143 Harrison
^ Dreibelbiss John P., grocer, n s Jefferson, 2 e Harrison, h 38 W. Jef-
_^ ferson
e Dreier Henry, (H. Dreier & Bi-o.,) bds Main Street Exchange
«* Dreier William, (H. Dreier & Bro.,) bds Main Street Exchange
2 Dreier H. & Bro., (Henry Dreier and William Dreier,) druggists, Cal-
g houn, opp Keystone Block
PQ Drew Walter, h s w cor Butler and Harrison
>,Dreyer Henry, wks P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h n s Buchanan, 6 e Lafayette
g Driftmeyer Ernest, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C Ry., h e s Monroe, 2 b
Madison
Dripus (xarrett C, elk, bds 64 E. Jefferson
g Dripps Isaac, master machinist W. Division P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 64
cC| E. Jeti'erson
&<Dripps William A., asst master machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds 64
•Jg E. Jefferson
o Driscoll E., machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
'T Droegemeyer John A., salesman J. Freeman, h TO W. Washington.
Xi Dubier Alcide, lab, bds 64 E. Columbia.
^ DuBois John, lawyer, h 209 E. Lewis
-22 Dudley Simon H., bds 39 E. Water
cp Duell Frank, engineer T. W. & W. Ry., h s s Grand, 1 e Webster
g Duffy Eliza, wid Owen, h 102 Francis
Duffy John, gastitter, wks Alfred Hattersley, bds 50 E. Columbia
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'^^ Duleu John B., bds 64 E. Columbia
(3Ih Dutnas Peter, saloon, e s Calhoun, bet Douglas av and Holman, h
W same.
§ Dumm Caryl, conductor P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds Aveline House
P5 Dunbarr David E., carpenter, bds Union House
n Dunbarr William, fireman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h s w cor Jones and
"1 Dunham John L., traveling salesman Huestes & Hamilton, bds Mayer
^ House
H Dunker Louis, pastor, German M. E. Church, h 89 Fulton
S Dunn Charles W., salesman Markley, Schrader & Co., h 213 W. Wayne
pcj Dunn J., fireman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry
<S Dunn James, (Dunn & Co.,) bds Mayer House
S Duun William, (McDougal & Co.,) bcis James Breen
Dunn William, machinist T. W. & W. Ry., h n s Brandiff, 2 e Webster
MEYER BROTHERS & CO,, 2 Keystone Block.
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Dunn & Co., (James Duiin and Joseph Clark,) grocers, n w cor Barr
and Berry
Buret John B., ticket agent and telegraph operator T. W & W Rv
h s s Taylor. 4 e Oakley • ^•' p
DURGIN GEORGE W., (Durgiu & Edsall,) h 213 W. Washington «^
DUEGIN & EDSALL, ^
(George W. Durgin Jr., and Edmund P. Edsjill,) general insurance S
agents, room 6, Burgess' Block, over Firot JSIational Bauk. M
Represent the following companies : ' »33
CO^'IN^ECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INS. CO., of Hartford T,
(general agents tor Northern Lidiana) ' 2*
CONNECTICUT GENERAL LIFE li^S. CO., of Hartford
NATIONAL TRAVELERS, of New York
SECURITY FIRE, of New York
PUTNAM FIRE, of Hurtturd, Connecticut ao
NORTH AMERICAN FIRE, of Hartford, Connecticut »
BUCKEYE MUTUAL FIRE, of Cleveland, Ohio
ENTERPRISE FIRE, of Cincinnati, Ohio
CINCINNATI HOME FIRE, of Cincinnati, Ohio
LUMBERMAN'S FIRE, of Chicago, Illinois, {^'ee card opp,
Ins. Co. ^ business reqister)
Durk Martin fireman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h n s Chicago, 6 e Webster I
Duter John M., tailor, h s s High, bet Van Buren and Lima rd S
Duthraann Henry^ shoemkr, wks John Mohr ^
Dvvan Michael, drayman, h s s Baker, 2 w McClellan HH
Dwelly Charles W., machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Rv., h 97 E Wayne P?
Dwelly Joseph F., P. Ft, W. &. Ry., bds 97 E. Wayne S"
Dyer Thomas, engineer P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h s s Lavb ii, 3 e Broad- o
way J^
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EABY J., blksmith P. Ft. W. & C. Ry I
Eadon Catharine, wid John, h n s Buclianan, 6 e Lafayette ^
Eadon John, carpenter, h s e cor Lasalle and Lafavette ^
Eagan Patrick, bds National Hotel , S
Eagle Brewery, John M. RiedmiUer, propr, s w city limits, w ►^inffton g
Plank Road jsT
Eahle Williai: , polisher N. G. Olds & Son
Eakin Joseph S., (Bash & Eakin,) h 149 W Wayne
Earl William, engineer P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 167 E. Wayne
Earle Samuel, spokemkr N. G. Olds & Sun
Early Bridget, wid Patrick, h n s Colerick, 2 w Hoa^land av
Larvert Leonard, shoemkr, h e s Jackson, 2 s IVitchard
Easterraan Henry lab Bass & Ha.ma, h 180 E. AYa.hington
Ebbert Oliver, engineer P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h n e cor Lafayette and g
Buchanan -^ —
Eberly Daniel, miller, Arctic Mills, h w s Lima rd, 2 n of feeder
Ebney Lawrence, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 116 E. Lewis
Ebney Louis, carpenter, h 146 E. Lewis
Echart Tobias, lab, h w s Lima Plank Road, 1 N. Bridge
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"New York Store," 90 Columbia St., ROOT & CO., Jobbers and
68 FOPT WAYNE EIO DIRECTORY.
. Echler Albert, wks L. Centliver, bds same
§ ECKAKT FREDERICK, meat market and sausagemkr, Calhoun St.,
>» opp Court House, li n e cor JBarr and Wayne
^^ Eckart John C, cigarmkr Lamlej & Rosenthal, h e s Ewing, 3 s
-^ Wayne
^ ECKERT FREDERICK P. W., batcher, w s Calhoun, 2 s Washing-
>*^ ton, h outside city limits, west side
■g Eckert Sophie, wid W., h e s Barr, 2 n Wayne
o> Eckles James M., carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 211 W. Washington
i3 Edgar William H., marblewkr, bds Hedekin House
^ Edgerton Alfred P., president Ft. Wayne Gas Co., and president and
§ general supt Wabash and Erie Canal Co., office n w cor Columbia
^ and Clinton, h 154: W. Berry
-^ Edgerton Henry II., secret'-^ry Gas Co., bds 151: W. Berry
'^, EDGERTON JOSEPH K.,
o (J. K. Edgerton & Co.,) lawyer, offi.ce and residence 85 W. Wayne,
-2 also president Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad Co., office
^ n w cor Barr and Berry. {See card page Y.)
-S EDGERTON J. K. & CO.,
£3 (J. K. Edgerton and George Nelson,) lumber, shingles, staves and
g headings, office, railroad, bet Calhoun and Lafayette. {/See card
■^ Eding William, elk ,L. Blase, bds same
g Edkins Thomas, conductor P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h w a Brandriff 3 w
jg Webster
O Edler Frank, teacher St. Paul's German Catholic School, hw s Calhoun
^ bet Jefferson and Lewis
& Edmonds lab, bds 86 E. Main
p», Edmonds Edward, switchman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h e s Prince 2 n
S Colerick
j2 Edmonds James, teamster, h e s Lima road n e cor First
o Edmonds Thomas M., wks P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h n w cor Butler and
g Harrison
§ EDSALL EDMUND P., (Durgin & Edsall,) h 17 Douglas av nr Cal-
^ houn
g Edsall William, machinist T. W. & W. Ry., h 106 Wilt
•— • Edwards Charles, bds 91 Washington
g Edwards Daniel, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 184 W. Washington
S=J Egeter '^'rank, chairnikr, wks John M. Miller
§ Egeter George, cabinetmkr John M. Miller, h 141 Harrison
pq Ehinger Charles, tinner Weber & DeWald, bds 200 Madison
Qj Ehle Edward, bi-icklaycr, li 81 Pritchard
■^ Ehle Michael, lab, h s s Wilt 2 e Jackson
- Ehled C, wiper P. Ft. W. & C. Ry
•- EhlertFiederick, wks T. ^Y. & W. Ry., h 313 W. Jefferson
g Ehrmann Charles, blksmith n s W. Main 2 w of Ewing. h 230 W. Jef-
^ t'erson
i=j Ehrmann Mathias, teamster, h s e cor Jefferson and Garden
^ Eicher J., carj^enter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry
Eickoff Francis, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 134 E. Washington
Retailers of Domestics, Silks, Shawls, Dress Goods, Hosiery, Gloves, Notions.
FORT WAYNE ETZ DIKKCTORr. 69
Eicleberger S., wiper P, Ft. W. & C. Rj , ^
Eilert Charles, sexton German Lutheran Church, bds 200 Barr P'
Elbers Henry, brewer li. Niennan, bds Martin Kierman 1-
Elderidge Clara, wid John, h 164 Ewing g'
Elderidge John, student, bds 164 Ewing ,- P>
Eldred John D., brakeman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h w 3 Lafayele bet
Montgomery and Holnian
Elgerfritz Margaret, wid Henry, h 239 W. Washington
Ell Sebastian, lireman Planing Mil], h 1] Montgomery Ca
Elleis Benjamin, shoemkr 89 W. Water, h same §■
EUers Elizabeth, seamstress Tripp & Tigar *
Eilert Frederick, watchman T. W. & W. Ry ^S
Eiligsen Henry, tailor, h w s Cass 4 n High §
Elliott Willis, barber shop 78 Barr, h 152'W. Jefferson g
Ellsworth Celia, wks French Hanna & Co
Ely George W., (Anderson & Ely,) bds 117 W. Wayne B-
Embry James, grocery n s Taylor 2 w Fairfield av, h 1 East ®
Embry Lewis, s e cor Jackson and Pritchard o*
Erne Frank C, salesman H. R. Schwegman, h 175 E. Wayne S
Emerson Almiron, teamster N. G. Olds & Son, bds 54 Barr ^
Emerick Henry, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h n w cor Madison and »'
Francis g.
Emery Charles, carpenter, h 186 Griffith CD
Emet L , lab, h 63 E. Water ^
Emmeyer John, wks Bass & Hanna, b 101 Madison. '• o
Empie William B., elk T. W. & W. Ry., h w s Fairfield av opp Bass §-
Emrick Andrew J,, furniture manufacturer and dealer 45, 47 and 52*^
E. Columbia, h 24 W. Water bet Harrison and Calhoun C3
Engelking Henry, shoemkr J. H. Robinson, h s s High cor of Yan L^
Buren -
Engelking Minnie, wid Frederick, h w s Barr 2 s Washington S
Englert Frank, cooper J. S. Pierce ^ S
Englert John G., helper T. W. & W. Ry C-«
Englier George, machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h s s Taylor 2 w Oakley ^^
English T., machinist P. Ft. W. & C. liy "^ >
Enkenbrock Barney, expressman, h 170 E. Washino-ton CD
ENTERPRISE FIRE INS. CO. OF CINCINN-ATI, OHIO, Durgin^^
& Edsall, agts, room 6, Burgess block, over First National Bank «,
Epple John, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., hs s Wilt 1 e Jackson S
ErdiU W., blksmith P. Ft. W. & C. Ry ja
gP
Ermchaur F., machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry
Erotc Christian, lab, li w s Yan Buren, 3 n of the River ry.
Erskine Robert, machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.. bds Mrs. C. Gable S
Erskine Robert B., foreman paint shop P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h e s Lafa- O
yette 3 s of Montgomery ^
Erwin Alexander J., operative surgeon, office Calhoun opp. Key Stone g
block ej
g= J
Eschbach Godfrey, foreman E. Weisser & Co., h tannery ^
ESMOND GEORGE, notary public, real estate and ins agt, office, 26 ^
Post Office bldg, bds Aveline House ^
Ettinger Jeremiah, printer, h 19 W. Wayne cd
Etzold John A., (Leeser & Etzold,) h Webster, bet Lewis and Douc^- ^
las av. *'
Quick Sales and Small Profits at Biddle & Hoagland's.
70 FOKT WAYNE FAK DIRECTORY.
Equitable Life Assurance Society of U. S., of New York,
John S. Irwin, agt, office, Merchants' National Bank
■^ EnEarl N. W., nioul.ler, Bass & Ilanna
S Evans A., machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
4-a Evans Amos S,, dry goods and notions whol, 73 Columbia, li s s Main,
^ ".2 e Lafayette
S Evans Edwin, railroad contractor, h 174 W. Wayne
o Evans Elizal>eth, wid John, h 58 W. Berry
^ Evans John K., farmer, h 136 W. Berry
(^ Evans John P., salesman A. S. Evans, bds same
^ Evans Nathan, bds 88 W. Main
lO EVANS RICHARD H., barber and hairdresser, 76 Colnmbia, h same
'^ Evans S. Cary, pres Merchants' National Bank, office at bank, h 105 "W.
§ Berry
gq Evens Joseph, machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h e s Lafayette, 2 n
iCJ Jefferson
♦-TEverin Patrick, lab, h n s Baker, 2 e Harrison
§ Evers John, wks N. G. Olds & Son, h e s Hanna, 3 s Grant
^ Evert Andrew, buss driver C. P. Fletcher, bds same
^ Ewing George, lawyer, bds Hamilton House
JEWING GEORGE W., h 235 W. Main
i-J Ewing William A., (Ewing & Miner), h Toledo, Ohio
S Ewing William G., h 114 W. Berry
= Ewing William M., salesman Clark & Co., bds Mayer House
. EWING & MINER, (William A. Ewing and B. D. Miner,) executors
^ of George W. Ewing, office, 91 W. Main
co*Eyder P., lab Bass & Hanna
ca Eylward James, clerk T. Hogan, bds same
^ Ezrail Albert, brakeman, bds 228 Lafayette
-S FAIRFIELD Asa, farmer, b e T. W. & W. Rv.
^ Fairfield Cyrus, farmer, h e T. W. & W. Ry.
^ Fairfield Jane, wid John, h 102 E. Main
QQ Fahlsing Charles, salesman Townley, DeWald, Bond & Co., bds W-.
^ Falhsing
§ Fahlsing William, pump agt, h 33 W. Jefferson
'^ Falconer John, locksmith, h n s Sturgis, 2 w Fulton
^ FALK LEOPOLD, clothing and furnishing goods whol and ret, 5 Key-
^ stone blk, h 69 W. Berry
^ Falling Charles D., night train despatcher P. Ft, W. & C. Ry., bds 79
^ E. Main.
<» Falls Daniel, engineer Steam Fire Co. No. 2., n e cor Court and Berry
5 Falls Daniel N., (J. C. Bowser & Co.,) h 153 W. Wayne
^ Farber Frederick, lab, h 151 Hanna
Farl Hugh, machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h e s Bluffton plank rd, nr
Nirdlinger av.
Farmer , wks P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h s s Locust, 1 w Pine
Farnan Owen, blacksmith and coal dealer, s s Columbia, 2 e Pearl, h e 8
Lafayette, 8 n Wallace
Get your Paints, Oils and Dye Stuffs at Biddle & Hoagland's
FOKT WAYNE FIN DIRECTORY. 71
Farnekes Elizabeth R.. dressmkr, h 252 E. Washington _
Farr Hiram G., secretary Banner Insurance Co., and ins agt, office, Ham- -
iltoirs blk, Calhoun st, h 28 Douglas av. ^
Farrar Emory, boxmkr Piatt J. Wise, bds n w cor Jefferson and Lafay- W
ette 2
Farrar Peter, carpenter Piatt J. Wise, bds n w cor Jefferson and Lafay- ^
ette ^
Farrar Ward B., li n w cor Lafayette and Jefferson "
Faulkner Eli J., boatman, h s w cor Lewis and Webster ^
Faulkner John, blacksmith T. W. & W. Ry. _ g
Fay Ezra, carpenter, h n w cor N. Calhoun and Third o
FAY JAMES A., attorney at law, office, room 1 Hamilton's blk, h 226^
W. Berry ^
Fay John, wks T. W. & W. Ry. g^
Fee Thomas W., (Griebel & Fee,) h 67 Clinton g.
Feeny B.. polisher N. G. Olds & Son 2
Feeny Michael, wks N. G. 01ds& Son, bds Mrs. AnnHartman. ^
Feigal William, wks Beck's Brewery, h Bloomingdale ^
Felt P., painter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. f»
Felt Peter, student FORT WAYNE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, g*
Court, cor Main. p
Felterman John, mason, h ns Wall, 3 w Bluffton rd. g^
Felts Charles, bds 185 E. Jefferson ^
Felts Louisa, wid Edward, h 185 E. Jefferson ^
Fenatis John, wks O. D, Hurd g
Fenckh August, wks E. Weisser & Co., bds C. Rau g-
Fennell John, fireman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds Continental Hotel
Fenzil E., machinist T. W. & W. Ry ^
Ferckel Martin, wine merchant, basement 71 Columbia, h Main ^•
Ferhman J., carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry 5-
Fermal J., blksmith P. Ft. W. & C. Ry j?
Ferrar James, tanner, h 43 Clinton *"
Fetter Mary, wid John, h 191 E. Wayne - g*
Fiehler William, flaskmkr Bass & Hanna, h 194 E. Jefferson o;
Field James S., elk, h 8 Sturgis 53
Fike Cyrus, bds O. Kilpatrick o
Filiner F., carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry *=!
Filson Robert C, (Filson & Llance,) h 201 W. Berry "
Filson & Hance, (Robert C. Filson and John D. Hance,) auction and 25
commission, dealers in dry goods, clothing, notions, boots and o
caps, 7 E. Main ^
Finegan Michael, (Martin & Finegan,) bds Terrence Martin fU
Fink Charles, undei-taker, 5 W. Main, grocer, n w cor Harrison and g
Pearl, h 55 W. Main §.
Fink Daniel, candymkr, bds s w cor Calhoun and Baker g
Fink Frank, moulder Bass & Hanna P
Fink Jacob, lab Bass & Hanna, h Jones, bet John and Gay M
Fink Peter, cigarmkr L. Dessauer & Co., bds 12 W. Washington -t
Finkle & Lyon sewing machine, C. E. Morse, State agent, Hamilton cd
Hall, Calhoun st ?*
Finley John, porter Rockhill House
Finsley Edward, machinist T. W. & W. Ry., bds 128 Broadway
ROOT & CO., 90 Columbia St., keep a large stock of Cloakings, Cloths,
72 FORT WAYNE FLA DIRECTORY,
Firemen's Hall, u e cor Court and Berry
Firemen's Insurance Company of Chicago, Illinois,
oS S. H. Bloomhiiff, agent, room 25 Post Office bidg
^ First Baptist Chnrcli, W. Jefferson, bet Webster and Harrison, Gilbert
cd L. Stevens, pastor.
^ FIRST ^TATIONAL BANK OF FORT WAYNE, and designated
^ depository, J. D. Nuttnian, president; W. B. Fisher, cashier, s e cor
g Court and Main
Ph First Presbyterian Church, s e cor Clinton & Berry, Rev. John M.
r Lowrie, pastor
g FISCHER ANTHONY, propr Union Saloon, 54 S. Main, bet Clinton
C3 and Barr, h same
g Fischer C. F. A., (Meyer Brothers & Co.,) h St. Louis
43 Fish Adelbert, artist Shoaff s Art Gallery, bds John Fish
ctJ Fish Benjamin, h 167 Holman
^Fish John R., engineerP. Ft. AY. & C. Ry., h n s Noel, 3 e Fairfield av
,hf Fish Joseph, conductor T. W. & W. Ry., h s e cor Calhoun and Wal-
o lace.
g Fisher Benjamin, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry
03 Fisher David C, elk J. Hough, bds Hamilton House
"eS Fisher Fred., machinist, bds Murray & Bennigin
2 Fislier George, carpenter, 182 Griffith, h same
^ Fisher George, fireman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds A. Whitehead
§ Fisher George W., plasterer, h 246 E. Washington
{ij Fisher Isaac, butcher, w s Griffith, 1 s W.Washington, h 133 W. Wash-
^ ington
o Fisher Jonathan H., machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., has Williams, 2 w
^ Hoagland av
^ Fisher Joseph, plasterer, h 263 E. Washington
o Fislier L., fireman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry
^jj Fisher Michael, caliinetmkr C. Fink, h 85 E. Berry
o Fisher Minnie, wid Ernest H., skirtmkr Joseph Black, h 200 W. Jeffer-
^ son
fa Fisher Robert J., bookkpr Bass & Hanna, h 84 W. Main
g Fisher Simon, conductor P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 30 E. Wayne
i-H Fisher William B., cashier First National Bank, bds Hamilton House
Jj Fisk William W., elk John M. Miller, h 211 W. Jefferson
n Fitzgerald John, wks D. Hannum, bds 209 W. Wayne
^ Fitzgei-ald Michael, elk Main Street Exchange
pQ Fitzgerald Patrick H., wks D. O'Conriell & Bro., bds E. Berry
<D Fitz'gibbon J., carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry
"5 Fitzgibbon Margaret, wid Michael, h n s Baker, 1 e Ewing
cj Fitzpatrick Bartley, lab, h n w cor Bass and Prince
'"^ Fitzpatrick John, wks T. W. & W. Ry., h n e cor Bass and Fairfield av
S Fitzpatrick M., carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry
I FITZSIMMONS JAMES F.,
physician and surgeon, office 78 Calhoun. (See card Businees Re-
gister^
Flaherty J., lab Bass & Hanna
Flaherty Patrick, lab, h 169 N. Jefferson
Cassimeres, Blankets, Flannels, Underwear, Fancy Woolens, Furs.
rOKT WAYNE FOL DIKECTOKY. 73
Flake Anthony, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ey
Flatrock J., lab Bass & Hanna
Flatten Jacob N., lab T. \V. & W. Ey q
Fledderman John G., (J. G. Fledderman & Co.,) li 25 E. Main ^
FLEDDERMAN JOHN G. & CO., i^
(John G. Fledderman, ,) mer tailors, clothiers and o
furnishing goods, 25 Main. {See card p. Yll.) ^
Fleicbman Henry, wks E. Weisser & Co., h Bloomingdale gg
Fleming John, elk, h e s Webster, bet "Wayne and Washington
Fleming John C, engineer P. Ft. W. & C' Ey., h n w cor Clay and W
Holman fH
Fleming John H., Deputy County Clerk, bds 69 W. Wayne g
Fleming Eobert E., h 162 W. Berry "
Flemino; Sarah, wid Luke, h e s Webster, bet Wayne and Washington ^•
Fleming Sarah E,, wid William W., h w s Barr, 4 s Wayne Sa
Fleming Thomas, wks N. G. Olds & Son f»
Fleming William, County Clerk's ottice, Court House, h 69 W. Wayne 3
Flerherty Patrick, lab T. W. & W. Ey., h Gay, nr Grant Zl
FLETCHER CHARLES P., g
city hack and omnibus line, 4^ Aveline House blk, h 220 W. Main, g
{See card p. V.) §
Fletclier Frank, h s s Melita, opp Kansas ts
FLETCHEE J. FEANK, livery, sale and feed stable s e cor Calhoun g
and Maumee, bds Summit City Hotel ,^
Flether Charles F., blksmith n e cor Jackson and Main Pd
Fletter Benjamin F., h s s Melita, bet Webster and Hoagland av. p*
Fletter Henry, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ey. CD
Fletter Henr> A., brakeman P. Ft. W. & C. Ey., h T. W. & W. Ey. ^
track, nr Bluflton rd. W
Fletter Jacob JST., station engineer T. W. & W. Ey. water tank, h same, o'
Fletter Samuel C, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C Ey., h n s Bass 2 w Prince 5"
Flieger John, harnessmkr L. Traub, bds John Cook §
Flinn George, bill poster, h n s Duck al, 2 w Clinton C*
Flood Michael, lab, h s e cor West andPritchard ^
Flutter Franklin, i. s s Melita, 2 e Hoagland av. 2
Flynn James, wks P. Ft. W. & C. Ey., bds National Hotel g
Flynn James, machinist T. W. & W. Ey., bds National Hotel ^
Fochs George, grocer 161 E. Washington, h same m
Foellinger Frederick, salesman J. Foellinger, h 144 Harrison jd
Foellinger Jacob, boots and siioes w s Calhoun, 3 n Main, h 144 Harrison HI
Foellinger Jacob, jr., shoemkr J. Foellinger, bds same 5*
Foellinger Martin, elk J. Foellinger, bds same §
Fogarty Catherine, wid Edward, h w s Harrison, 1 s Pearl q3
Fogarty Edward, (Francis & Fogarty,) bds w s Harrison, 1 s Pearl ^
Foley Jeremiah, wks P. Ft. W. & C. Ey., h s s Bass, 1 e Prince g
Foleyhey Patrick, lab, h e s Prince, 3 s Colerick r*
Folmer J3aniel, agt ^tna Ins. Co., h 153 W. Berry
FoUinger John M., groceries, fruits and oysters 5 Phoenix blk, h 110 W.
Wayne
Folned Frank, wks P. Ft. W. & C. Ey., h n w cor K LaSalle and
Clay
Fancy Soaps, Perfumeryj and Toilet Articles at
T4 FOKT WAYNE FOW DIRECTOKY.
4j Fontaine Emedee, machinist, h e s Barr, 5 s Lewis
g Fontaine F. Eugene, engineer P. Ft. W. & C. Ky., h e s Barr, 5 s
^3 Lewis
CQ Forbins: Jacob, (Boseker & Forbing,) h 23 W. Jefferson
g Ford William, elk C. Orff & Co.
o Ford William, tireman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds s w cor Calhoun and
^ Baker
j^ Fordney George, moulder Bass & Hanna, h s e cor Montgomery and
Lafayette
^ Fordney George M., moulder, h ^7 Madison
,^ Forgie August, wks Cochrane, Humphrey & Co.
O Forman Jacob, carpenter P. Ft. W, & C. lly., h n s Ilolman 1 e La-
fayette
g Forrest Frank, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds 47 E. Main
_Forsythe James, tinner P. Ft. W. & C. Py., has LaSalle, bet
1*3 Hanna and Lafayette
}— { Fortried Lewis, slioemkr jS". Humphrey, h 65 W. Water
™ Fort Wayne Agricultural Works, N. Calhoun st., (Bloomingdale.)
1-3 Fort Wayne College, w end Wayne st.. Isaac Jenkinson, Pres.
^ Fort Wayne Daily and Weekly Democrat,
■^ E. & F. J. Zimniertnan, editors and proprietors, 1 Phoenix blk.
o {See card p. 52.)
^ Fort Wayne Daily and Weekly Gazette,
pCj Isaac Jenkinson, pubLslier and proprietor, 125 Columbia. {See
^ card p. 44.)
'Z FORT WAYNE FEUIT HOUSE,
§ J. B. White, propr, 18 W. Berry
o FOPT WAY^E GAS LIGHT (JO., A. P. Edijerton, pres., H. H.
*§ Edgerton, Sec'y, James H. Walker, supt, s s Water, 1 e Barr
Jg Fort Wayne Machine Works, Bass & Hanna, proprs, mnfrs steam en-
j^ gines, mill gearing, boilers, car wheels, iron and bra^.s castings,
Hanna, nr R. R. crossing
a FORT WAYNE NATIONAL BANK, C. D. Bond, pres., J. D. Bond,
2 cashier, s w cor Main and Clinton
^ Fort Wayne Paper Mills, Dobilinski, Freeman & Bard, proprs, office,
£3 51 E. Columbia
§ Fort Wayne Trotting Park, n 8 St. Mary's River, bet N. Calhoun and
•"• Spy Run
73 Fosdick A., h 32 E. Main
•^ Foster Andrew J,, cutter Nirdlinger & Oppenheimer, bds Mayer House
§ Foster G., bds Mayer House
^ Foster William B., machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h w s Latayette, 3 n
^^ Jefferson
§ Foster William T., blacksmith P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 17 Montgomery
|0 Foundling E. H., lireman P. F. W & C. Ry.
eg Foundling Evan, farmer, h s s Williams, 3 w Iloagland av.
•^ Foust Peter, wks Bass & Hanna
S5 Fowkie William, wks Cochrane, Humphrey & Co.
E-< Fowler George W., salesman Wm. W. Updegraff & Co., bds^cor Doug-
las av and Harrison
CD
MEYER BEOTHERS & CO., 2 Keystone Block.
FORT WATNE F RE DIKECTOKY. 75
Fowles Jolin, tailor, h 77 E. Water
Fox Bernard, carpenter, li s s Walnut, 4 e Oakley
Fox Eli C , (Fox & Strickland,) h 20 W. Jefierson '
Fox Everett E., wks T. W. & W. Ej., bds Summit City Hotel
Fox Francis, foreman blacksmith shop Bass & Hanna, h s e cor Wal- 5'
lace and Monroe ^
Fox Georcre, (Weiman & Fox,) h 25 E. Main , g
Fox Herbert D., elk Summit City Hotel, bds same »^,
Fox James, drayman, h w s McCloUan, 1 s Holman ^
Fox John E., brass finisher Alfred Hattersley, h w s Ewing, 2 n W
Wayne
Fox Joseph, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ey.. h Force, 1 w Jones W
Fox Joseph, student FOET WAYJSE COMMEECIAL COLLEGE, g
Court, cor Main. g
Fox Lewis, elk Weiman & Fox, bds 25 Main t^
Fox Lewis, student FOET WAYNE COMMEECIAL COLLEGE, g"
Court, cor Main. w
Fox Phoebe A., wid Henry C, h 9 E. Wayne S
Fox & Strickland, (Eli C. Fox and AUanson E. Strickland,) proprs g
Summit City Hotel, n w cor Calhoun and Chicago o
Fralih Charles, combmkr, h w s Nelson, 2 s Jefferson ^^
France Joseph S., lawyer, office 5 E. Main, h n w cor College and Jef- p
ferson. ""
Francis Adam, (Francis & Fogarty,) h w s Harrison, 1 s Pearl 2^
Francis Thomas P., machinist T.'W. & W. Ey., h Noel, 2 e Fairfield o
avenue ®
FEANCIS & FOGAETY, (Adam Francis and Edward Fogarty,) gS
blacksmith, w s Harrison, 1 s Pearl a
Frane Joseph, spokemkr N. G. Olds & Son, bds e s Lafayette, cor N. {ri
LaSalle o
Frane Margaret, wid Zevet, h e s Lafayette, cor N. LaSalle ^-
W
Frane Prosper, lab, h s s LaSalle, bet Hanna and Lafayette
Frank Adam, lab, h s s Front st., (or Columbia rd,) bet Cherry and S
Center o
Frank Charles, carpenter, h 142 E. Wayne ^
Frank Frederick, tailor, h 136 Jackson C3
Frank John, artist Ira D. Williams, bds same ^
Fray F. M. Mrs., millinery and ladies' furnishing goods, n w cor ^
Wayne and Calhoun, h same g
Frazer Thomas, wks P. Ft. W. & C. Ey., bds Jefferson, n w cor Barr
Freck Julius, currier Union Tannery, bds Caspar Eau c+
Frederick Jacob, machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ey., h s e cor Lafayette and ^
St. Francis o
Frederick Sarah, wid August, h s s Washington, 2 e Garden e-^
Frederick David M., engineer P. Ft. W. & C. Ey., bds Continental ^
Hotel pa
Free Frank, conductor P. Ft. W. & C. Ey., bds 16 S. Calhoun *g
Freece Isaac, wks Murray & Bennigin, h n s William, bet Webster o
and Hoagland
FREEMAN AVEEY, Jr.,
propr Main Street Exchange Hotel, n s Main, bet Calhoun and
Harrison. {See card j). X.)
Drugs, Medicines and Dye Stuffs at
76
FORT WAYNE ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE SHQRTLINE ROUTE!
The SHORTEST QUICKEST, Most COMFORTABLE
and DIRECT ROUTE.
To TOLEDO. DETROIT, BUFFALO, NEW YORK, BOSTON, miLADELPHIA,
INDIANAPOLIS, CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE, BALTIMORE,
WASHINGTON.and to all points in INDIANA and OHIO.
Also, for SPRINGFIELD, QUINCY, HANNIBAL, KEOKUK,
ST. JOSEPH, and points on the MISSOURI and
MISSISSIPPI rivers and in IOWA.
TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY, SUNDAYS EXCEPTED,
Running Through from Toledo to the Mississippi.
»♦«
coisrisrECTiONS -.
AT DECATUR— With Illinois Central R. R. (main line) for Dunleith, Cairo,
and all intermediate points: also for Peoria, Galesburg, Burlington, Rock
Island, Iowa City, and for all points in Iowa.
AT TOLONO— With Illinois Central R. R. (Chicago Branch) for Chicago
and intermediate points.
AT LAFAYETTE— With Lafayette and Indianapolis R. R., for Indianapolis,
Cincinnati, Washington, Baltimore, Louisville, Lexington, and all points in
Indiana, Ohio and Kentucky.
AT FORT WAYNE- With Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago Railway, for
Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and all the principal cities in
the East.
AT TOLEDO— With the Lake Shore Railroad for Cleveland, Dunkirk, Buf-
falo and the East; also with the Detroit & Toledo Railroad for Detroit, and all
points in Canada.
AT JACKSONVILLE— With St. Louis, Jacksonville & Chicago Railroad,
for Petersburg, Manchester and Whitehall.
([^"Connections at Quincy with Hsnnibal, Keokuk, Burlington, St. Joseph,
and points on the Missouri River and in Iowa.
Both trains run through to Keokuk, connecting with D. V. R. R. for Des
Moines.
[[^"Sleeping Cars attached to night trains running through to Peru, Ind.
Fare as low as by any other ro-ite.
Baggage checked direct through to Buffalo, New York and Boston.
THROUGH TICKETS for Ciiicago, Toledo, Detroit, New York, Boston,
Philadelphia and all the principal cities in the East and Southeast, and for all
points in Wisconsin, Iowa, Indiana, Ohio; also for Quincy, Burlington, Han-
nibal and St. Joseph, for sale at the Depot.
<^^° Merchants' Daily Express Freight trains running through from Toledo
to Quincy, Warsaw, Hamilton and Keokuk, stopping at all principal interme-
diate points ; reaching Springfield in 32 hours, Keokuk in 44 hours, and
Quincy in 40 hours.
THOS. L. KNAP, Superintendent Western Division.
E. A. CIIAPIN, Ass't Gen. Superintendent.
E. C. SMITH, General Western Freight Agent.
MEYER BROTHERS & CO., 2 Keystone Block.
FORT WAYNE FUK DIRECTORY. 77
1-3
Freeman Edward L., fireman T. W. & W. Rj.
Freeman Joseph, brickmkr, h s s Buchanan, 3 e Lafayette ^
Freeman Joseph, clotliing whol and retail, and furnishing goods, 3 g
Keystone Block, bds Aveline House ' e-'
Freeman Mahlon D., h 180 W. Wayne g
Freeman Newton B., (Dohilinski, Freeman & Bard,) h Rudisill's Mill, g
Washington Township t-t
Freeman Otis, master mechanic C. & Gt. E. R. R,, h 134 Ewing §"
FREEMAN SAMUEL P., local editor DemocraL bds 146 W. Berry 2
Freese James, wks T. W. & W. B.j. g.
Freeze Charles, boilermkr, McLachlin & Keill O
Frei Charles, wks E. Weisser & Co., bds C. Ran, Bloomingdale *^
Freiburger Simon, produce dealer 63 E. Columbia, h 34 W. Wayne ?
Freindstine Peter, saloon, s s Columbia, bet Barr and Lafayette, h same S-
Freitag A., carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. *»
French Charles Gr., carpenter and builder 85 E. Wayne, h 92 E.Wayne %
French Rufus M., (French, Hanna & Co.,) h 144 E. Washington <=^
French Sarah, wid Jonathan, h 17 Montgomery CQ
FRENCH, PIANNA & CO., (R. Morgan French, William W. Hanna §*
and Oliver W. Jefferds,) proprs Summit City Woolen Mills, s s g
Water, bet Barr and Lafayette.
Frenking Barney, lab, h 136 Madison cS-
Frey Jacob, wks C. Schmidt & Co. S
Frey William A., furniture dealer, e s Calhoun, 2 s Washington, h 10 >
E. Washington ^
Fricke Henry, h 183 Lafayette W
Friday Amelia, milliner, bds Frank Duell ^
Friday A.. gust, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h s s Walnut, 5 w Fairfield Kj
avenue "l
Friday Henry, h s s Colerick, 4 e Prince c5
Friday Henry, drayman, h n w cor Webster and Brandriff W
Friedrich Peter, blacksmith P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds National Hotel £
Frietzsche John U., homoeopathic physician, h 176 Griffith S
FRIZZELL LEMUEL, grocer, 76 Barr, h same M
Fronefiekl Reuben, (Fronefield & Todd,) h 30 W. Water SO
Fronefield & Todd, (Reuben Fronefield and Robert Todd,) sash, door ^
and blind manfr, n s Duck, nr Clinton -^
Froprauth John, shoemkr, h e s Samuel al, nr Charley O
Fry George A., foreman J. Fry & Sons, bds Jacob Fry M
Fry Henry W., (Jacob Fry & Sons,) bds Jacob Fry, Rockhill "L,
Fry Jacob, (Jacob Fry & Sons,) h n s Columbia, 2 w of the bridc^e o
Fry Jacob, blacksmith, s s Pearl, 3 w Harrison, h 93 E. Jefferson "
Fry Jacob, engineer, h n s Douglas, 10 wLima rd.
Fry Joseph B., (Jacob Fry & Sons,) h 64 W. Main o
Fry Robin, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds s w cor Williams and Har-'g
rison j3-
Fry Sarah, wid Enoch, dressmkr, h 16 Madison §
FRY JACOB & SONS, (Jacob, J. B. and H. W, Fry,) tanners, cur- ^
rier, hides, leather and findings, 123 Columbia 2
Fuller William, teamster, h 47 E. Water g
Furlong Andrew, blacksmith P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds Mrs. C. Gable ^
Furste Frank, deputy county treasurer, h 22 W. Berry
Try Biddle & Haagland's Royal Baking Powder.
78 FOKT WAYNE GAU DIKEUTOBY.
Flitter Martin, chair tinislier John M. Miller, h w s N. Cass, >et Fifth
and Sixth
G.
8 GABLE C. Mrs., boardintr, h s w cor Madison and Lafayette
i3 Giil)le Christopher, wood dealer, h s w cor Madison and Lafayette
^ Gable Christopher, Jr., bds Mrs. C. Gable
Gable Fred, shoemkr Herinsdorfer & Co.
Gable Johanna, dressnikr, 17 Clinton, h same
Gable Mary and Adaline, dresstnkrs, 17 Clinton, h same
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»S (jable Peter, machinist Bass & Ilantia, bds Mrs. C. Gable.
™ Gable Peter C, wks P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 169 Holrnan
pijGabler George, lab, has Hii^h, bet Van Btiren and Limard.
o Gablenz Charles, engineer P*. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h n w cor Jefferson and
p^ Clay
j^ Gictz John, wks Bass & Hanna
"c! Gaffiier Edward, policeman, h s s Bass, 3 e Fairfield av.
g Gatfney William, (McDonald & Giffiiey,) h Baker, 5 e Harrison
.S GxVFFNEY & McDonald, (Wdllam Gaffney and Patrick McDon-
'g aid,) grocers, w s Calhoun, 3 s Baker
P5 Gains Eliza, hair dresser, S^) Columbia, h same
^ Gair Josepn, blacksmith T. W.^ & W. Ry.
o Galagar Conolly, poller, h s s Baker, 2 e Harrison
■£ Gale Anthony, h 203 Lafayette
•S3 Galebery C, m^j^ P. Ft. W. & C. Rv.
Ph Gallager Anthony, lab p. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
C Galler George, machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h w s Hood, 1 s Prit-
•^ chard
^ Galligan James, helper T. W. & W. Ry.
S Galmayer W., boilermkr, Bass & Hanna
•^ Galmayer W., lab Bass & Hanna
§ Galmeyer Ernest, wks Cochrane, Humphrey & Co.
*^ Ganlner Charity D., cloak and dressmkr, 80 Calhoun, h same
^ Gardner Geoige W., switchman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
^ Gardner John'C, clerk J. M. FoUingor, h 23 Barr
■»-* Gardner Mary, cl'>akmkr, h 8u Calhoun
Ganlt J., lab Bass & Hanna
Ot^Garlert Barney, lab h s s High, 2 w Van Buren
W Garney 11., carpenter P. Ft.'W. & C. Ry., h E. Jefferson
^ Garrison A., helper blksmith shop Bass & Hanna, h n s Colerick 2 e
>>f>j of Prince
. Garris(m C, helper blksmith shop Bass & Hanna, h n s Colerick 2 e
*^ of Prince
O Garwood Joseph, engineer P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds 52 Douglas ay
Gassier Fred, butcher R. Wolf, h e s Harrison 2 n Main
Gaszner John, wks John M. ICoch. bds same
(ita'es C. L., machinist, bds Murray & Bennigin
Gates John, lab, h 252 W. Jefferson
Gares John C. M., salesman H. 11. Culbertson, bds Charles Stein
Gaum Joseph, varnisher John M. Miller, bds Q^ E. Columbia
Biddle & Hoagland's Baking Powder is sold everywhere,
FORT "WAYNE (jrlD DIRECTORY. 79
Gauz L., lab P. Ft. W. & C. R.y
Gavin Kabert, miller, h n end llarmer
Gaje Henry, shoemkr, wks John Mohr
Gayer Angust, loreman yard N. G. Olds & Son ^
Gear Joseph, blksniith T. IV. & W. Ry., bds 128 Broadway g
Gebhai-dt George, harnessmkr C. Neireiter, bds 209 Madison
Gebhardt William, mason, h 20[) Madison
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Geddes William, job printer Democrat office^ h Morrison block {3
Geerken George, (VVignian & Co,) h s w cor Madison and Clay ^
Geiger Charles, teacher St. Mary's School, h ll'd E. Jetferson 3
Geiseman Jacob, wiper P. Ft. W. & C. liy., h n s Locnst 2 w Pine f^
Geiser E., lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ky " -^
Geiserking F. W., student FORT WAYNE COMMERCIAL COL- g
LEGE, Court cor Main o
Geismar Adolph, salesman C. L. Schirmeyer, bds TO W. Main
Gelle Theodore, varnisher, h Bloomingdale pj
Geller Louis, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h e s Hanna 1 n of Hongh 5"
Gemniinson Jacol), butcher, h 97 W. Jefferson £2".
Genther Samuel, shoemkr, h 85 Lewis ^S
Gentner Gottlieb, (Kaag & Gentner,) n s Monroe bet Berry and Wayne u
George Honest, stableman C. P. Fletcher, biJs same o
Gerardin Antoine, (Gerardin & Bro.,) h Lafa3'ette street §
Gerardin Hippolyte, (^Gerardin & Bro.,) h s w cor Barr and Berry pa
Gerardin & Bro., (Antoine Gerardin & Hippolyte Gerardin,) grocers s '^
w cur Barr and Berry O
Gerber William H., machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds 8 w cor Baker f^
and Harrison m
GERKE FREDERICK, grocer 205 Lafayette, h 219 Laf\iyette O
Gerken Charles, wks Davis & Byers, bds George Gerken *^
Gerkin Fred, machinist J. C. Bowser & Co H
German Methodist Chuich, Louis Dunkir, pastor, n w cor Washington ^
and Fulton ""
German Reformed Church, Rev. J. H. Klein, pastor, s e cor Webster and o
Washington o'
Gern S., lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry g"
Gerrard William, patent right man, h 106 E. Madison o
Gers Philip, boiler washer P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h w 8 West 2 s of §-
Pr it chard ^
Getz John, shoemkr George Neil, bds Phillips House g*
Gibford Abram, elk, h 170' W. Wayne o
Gibson Daniel, elk dispatcher's oftice P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 79 Mont- ^
gomery S
Gibson Edward, moulder Bass & Hanna ^
Gibson F. X., painter, sliop e s Jackson bet JeflPerson and Wilt XI
Gibson Frances, wks French, Hanna & Co §
Gibson Francis, carpenter, h e s Hanna 3 s Lewis ^
Gibson Frank, checkman freight depot P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds A. gQ
Whitehead ^
Gibson Lizzie C, saleswoman F. M. Frav, bds same co
Gidley James, brakeman T. W. & W. Ry., h w s Fairfield av, opp. ^
Cole rick
Gidley William, yardmaster T. W. & W. Ry., h Pine s w cor Locust
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"Housekeeping," **Dry Goods," ROOT & CO., offer the Best Quality of
80 FOBTWAYNE GOL DIBECTORY.
Gies Jacol), carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h s e cor Lafayette and
Charles
Gill)ort James, wks Stanley, Bieber & Co
^ Gilbert John, salesman Meyers Brothers & Co
*^ Gilbert W-ilter S., brakeman, li w s Hanna bet Jefferson and Madison
^ Gilbv John, machinist T. W. & W. lly., h 15 Hood
^ Gilchrist MeUssa II., millinery, room 12 Burgess block, h same
i Gilkinson W. S., civil engineer, bds Mayer House
•g Gillan Michael, wks T. W. & W. Ry., h s s Melita, nr Prince
^^ Gillespie James, bkpr, bds W.H.Myers
ffl Gilliland James, night despatcher P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h n s Montgom-
^ ery, 2 w Lalayette -.^ x «•
o Gilman F., a^ent Bass & Hanna, h 182 E. Jefferson
S Gilner Henry, bds n e cor Lafayette and Montgomery
« Gilson J. C.; engineer P. Ft. W. & C. Ry
J?» Gilson R., engineer P. Pt. W. & C. Ry
o Gimble IL, cupalo tender Bass & Hanna
S Gink J., carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry
;! Gipson James, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h s w cor Washington and
o Garden
^ Girard Anna, wid, h 192 Griffith
g* Girard Charles, grocer, w s Broadway, 3 s Pritchard, h same
■g Glaser John, farmer, h e s Spy run rd, n of the bridge
■§ Glazer Edward F., baker Christopher Besner, h 152 Hanna
Ph Glazzer Antonie, blksmith, bs 50 E.- Columbia
Glee John, painter Starkey & Rupert
Gleeson Thomas, wks J. Fry
Glenn William M., engineer P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds Continental Hotel
Gloo John, blksmith P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds s e cor Calhoun and Wash-
ington
Gloyd^Yilliam IL, h n s Jeff'erson, 1 e Garden
Glutting Charles, porter Bond & Nones, h 15 W. Washington
Glutting Jacob, saloon, 76 Columbia, h 15 W. Washington
Glynn John, hackdriver WiUiam Vanalstine, h Ewing
Glynn Matthias, livery stable, 53 E. Main, Ji same
„ Glynn W., machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry
eg Gmeiner Michael, tanner, h w s Lima road, between Canal feeder and
'^ Douglas
oj Gobat August, watchmkr, bds 64 E. Columbia
g* Gobat Louis, blksmith, bds 64 E. Columbia
Q^ Gockey Anthony, salesman B. Trentman & Son, h 43 W. Wayne
-Godfrey Wright, engineer T. W. & W. Ry., h 110 Broadway
P§ Godonn John M., deputy auditor, h s e cor Douglas avand McClellan
•S Goebel Ernst, porter Abbott & Shoaff, bds 29 W. Water
O Goebel Frank A., elk Dunn & Co., bds 29 W. Water
W Goepfert Benjamin, wks E. Weisser & Co., h Bloomingdale
^ GOERIZ ADOLPII, physician and surgeon, office 84 Columbia, h 155
W. Washington
O Golden A., machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry
Golden Patrick, tinner P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h Smith, cor Grand
Golding Thomas, helper T. W. & W. Ry
Goller Frederick, blksmith, h s s Lewis, h w Clay ^
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Gonnier Jack, lab, h e s Hanna, 1 s Grant
Gonct Louis, lab, h n w cor High and Marion
Good B. W., bds Mayer House
Good Frederick, h s w cor Wayne and Hanna O
GOOD TEMPLAR'S HALL, old Odd Fellow's Hall L,
Goodenough O., engineer P. Ft. W. & C. Ry m
Goodenough Orrin, Hreman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h n w cor Webster and o
Melita ^
Goodnoft George, fireman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 243 Lafayette W
Goodman Francis X., billiard saloon 72 Calhoun, h s w cor Washing--
Ion and Harrison Dh
Goodricli John C, (Townley, DeWald, Bond & Co.,) bds Hamilton §
House CQ
Goodrich Samuel W., conductor P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 165 E. Wash--
inffton CO
Goodwin Lucy, dressmkr, bds 16 Madison orq
' Gore Frank, painter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds 86 E. Main ^
Gore W., painter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. g
Gorham Charles D., train despatcher P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds s w cor ^*
Barr and Washington O
Gorhatn Charles E., supt W. D. P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds s w cor Barr 3
and Washington ^
Gorhatn Frederick A., elk supt's office P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds s w cor o
Barr and Washington |^
Gorham John, conductor P. Ft. W. & C. Rv., bds 16 S. Calhoun fL
Gosser N., wiper P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. " i^
Gossett J. W., elk, bds Main St. Exchange ^.
Gossett John W., salesman A. S. Evans, h cor Washington and Barr ^
Gosshorn Jacob S., engineer, ii s s Grand, 2 w Harrison O
Gotch Benjamin, principal Evangelical Lutheran School
Gothrell j'., h 181^ E. Washingto'n J3d
Gotte Christopher, machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h n s Buchanan, bet ^
Cass and Hanna 5'
Gould George, upholsterer, A. J. Emrick, h 60 W. Berry g
Gourley John, lab, h e s Calhoun, 2 s Mayer House P
Gouty T. Alexander, foreman Clark & Rhinesmith, h 236 W. Wash- »
ington W
Gowan Henry, wks Cochrane, Humphrey & €o., h 182 W. Jefi"tirson o*
Goybs Hennan, butcher, h 151 E. Lewis ^
Grabner Peter M., enojineer P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 155 Francis
Gratf Marx, (Marx Grajff & Son,) h 107 W. Wayne
Graff Myer L., (Marx Graff & Son,) h 107 W. Wayne ^
Graft" Marx & Son, (Marx and Myer L.,) wines and liquors, whol, 125 §'
Columbia o
Graff Samuel, student FORT WAYNE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
Court, cor Main
Graff e Antonio, barber F. C. Meyer, h 140 Harrison
Graff e Frederick, (G. W. Grafte <fe Co.,) h w s Calnoun, 4 s Washington
Grafte George W., (G.W.Graffe & Co.,) h w s Calhoun, 4 s Washingron
Graffe Henry C, (Mayer & Graffe,) hue cor Jefferson and Fulton
Grafte John, machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h s s Buchanan, 2 e La-
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FUKT WAYNE Glil DI.tliOTuKY.
j^ Graffe G. W. & Co., (George W. and Frederick Graffe,) stoves and till-
er ware, w s Calhoun, 3 s Washiiioton
S Grage Frederick, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. %., h 117 W. Jefferson
^ Grage AVniJiam, lab, h s s Stnrgis, 4 w Fulton
a Graham J., engineer P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
5 Graham Jaines, propr Continental Hotel, w s Calhoun, 2 w Baker, h
^ same
<o GRxVllAM JAMES E., notary public, room 4 over Hamilton's Bank, h
W 124: W. Wayne
^ Graham James S., plasterer, h 256 W. Washington
6 Graham John, salesmin F. S[)arks & Co., h s e cor Ewing and Main.
^ Graham William, carpenter Cochrane, Humphrey & Co., bds 200 W.
o5* Jetterson
g Gramer John, slater, h s s Wallace, bet Calhoun and Lafayette
JC3 Granger Mary A., teacher, bds Rockhill House
^ Gratigny Altniran F., (Giatigny & Bro.,) bds s e cor Main and Barr
'S Gratigny Lavosier H., (Gratigny & Bro.,) bds Hanna House
« GRATI&NY & BRO,,
^ (Lavosier H. and Almiran F.,) druggists and chemists s w cor Main
o and Calhoun. {See card opp. letter A^
W Gratery James D., salesman Morgan & Beach, h 90 E. Lewis
t>^Gray Annie, saleswoman Huestis & Hamilton, bds n w cor Jefferson
^ and Barr
o Gray Edward, blksmith Thomas Stevens, bds 86 E. Main
t! Gray George, wks N. G. Olds & Son, bds A. Garrison
o Gray Thomas, carpenter, h w s S. Calhoun, bet Dawson and Williams
UGREAT WESTERN DESPATCH,
■t-s . C. L. Smith, agt, Harrison, head of Columbia
<U Great Western Life Ins. Co., of New York, George W. Jones, agent,
^ room 29 Post Oflice bldg |
^ Grebell Louis, teamster, h n w cor High and Lima rd i
■^ Greek George, marble worker s s Nirdlinger av and Bluffton plank rd.!
-52 Gi'een Corydon, grain dealer, h 215 W. Wayne !
X/1 Greene Ella M., saleswoman Townley, DeWald, Bond & Co., bds H.i
O Sharp
^ Greene George G,, bkpr Slocum & Stellwagon, h n w cor Lafayette and
^S Hamilton ^
PC* Greene Robert A., (Townley, DeWald, Bond & Co.,) bds Hamilton
W House
2 Greene William, h 86 E. Wayne
^ Greenland Ephraim, wks P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h n w cor Hanna and JST.
pa La Salle
O Greensfelder Elias, salesman J. & P. Pierr, bds 158 Broadway
^"^ GreenstV'lder Gustavus, grocer 158 Broadway, h same
>< GllEGG J. S., physician and surgeon, office, n w cor Columbia and
W Calhoun, bds 91 E. Washington |
^ Grenumun Henry, foreman carpenters T. W. & W. Ry.
^ Griben James, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 24 Douglas av.
«^ Grieb John, (Mayer & Grieb,) h 178 Lewis
^ Griebel Christian, printer Indiana Staats Zeitung^ bds 58 E. Jefferson
Griebel Louis, (Griebel & Fee,) h 58 E. Jefferson
MEYER BROTHERS & CO., 2 Keystone Block.
FOKT WAYNE GE.U DIRECTORY. 83
Gricbel William, cabinetnikr, wks Gricbel & Fee, bds 58 E. Jefferson.
GUIEBEL & FEE, (Louis Griebel, Thomas Fee,) furniture mnlrs and
dealers, 44 and 4G Main ,
Griffith George V., (Griffith & Olds,) h 166 E. Wayne =^
Griffith James M., (Kline & Griffith,) h -iO W. Washington *h
Griffith Levi, carpenter J. L. Potter, h 50 W. Washington 'm
Griffiih Lewis, carpenter, h 245 E. Lewis q
Griffith Thomas, Ix.ilerrakr T. W. & W. Rv. <^
GRIFFITH & OLDS, (George Y. Gj-iffith;' John D. Olds,) wheelbar- W
row mntrs, N. G. Olds' S[)oke factury •
Griffiths William, lawyer, h u w cnr W. Wayne and Ewing m
Griffiths William E., salesman Morgan & Beacli, bds n w cor Wayne o
and Ewing §
Grift Frederick, wks N. G. Olds & Son P
Grimes James, moulder, h 14'J E. Wayne CO
Grinnell Carrie, saleswoman 13. I). Angell, bds same on?
Griswold Edward, coffin mkr L. Peltier & Co., bdvS 49 E. Lewis
Groff David W., machinist, bds s w cor Calhoun and JBaker §
Grogan William F., physician, office w s Calhoun, 3 s Jefferson, h s s &*
Wallace, bet Lafayette and Calhoun O
Grojean Frank, grocer s s Calhoun, cor Douglas av, li same t*
Gronauer William G., Lodge billiard saloon 82 Calhoun, h w s Ewing, ^
bet Wayne and Washington o
Grosh John, wiper T. W. & W. P^,y. ^
Gross Christian, salesman Siemon Bro. & Co , bds 55 E. Jefferson gL
Gross Frederick, foreman laborers T. W. & W. liy., h 129 Van Buren "tS
Gross George, farmer, li s s Williams, 2 e Hoagland av. E2.
Gross John, wks Gaslight Co. ^
Grote Henry A , cigars and tobacco, 30 W. Main, h same £§
Grothaus Henry, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. liy., h 196 E. Wayne "
Grothen William, wks C. Schmidt & Co. ' ™
Gioiit E. B. Mrs., wid Isaac, h w s Fairfield av, opp Colerick 5^
Grout F., fireman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. g
Grout William, despatcher P. Ft. W'.& C. Ry., office Freight Depot, h g
177 Harrison ^
Grove Maxwell J., boilermkr P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h w s Lafayette, 4 n ^
Jefferson g*
Grove William, boilermkr McLachliri & Keill o
Grover & Baker Sewing Machine Company, a
L. Liimbard, agt, 74 Columbia E^
Groves Daniel, brakeman, h w s Hood, 4 w Pritchard ti.
Grube Louis, drayman, h 83 Pritchard o
Gruber Anthony, linner Wilson & Co. . ^
Grui.er J. L., student FORT WAYNE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, M
Court. C!)r Mam. ^
Gruber Michael, tailor Nirdlinger & Oppenheiraer, h n e cor Van Buren o
and Wilt
Gruber Valentine, tailor] Nirdlinger & Oppenheimer, h s s Taylor, 3
w Oakley
Grujohn August, lab, h w s Smith, 2 s Samuel
Grund Philip R., blksmith P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 190 W. Washington
"New York Store," 90 Columbia St., EOOT & CO., Jobbers and
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(-riiebard Frederick, cooper J. S. Pierce
(ruin Russell 13., stonecutter P. S. Underhill, h s w cor Cass and Pearl
&Guiot Jack, h s s N. LaSalle, het Lafayette and Cass
,2 CTuisenian Jacob, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. liy., h n s Locust, 2 w Pine
^ Gumpper Christian, conductor P. Ft. W. & C. Rj., h 224 E. Jefferson
4^ Gurkins Henry, boiUrnikr McLacldin & Keill
^ Guss James P., helper T. W. & W. Ry. f
^ Gust John, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 161 Madison
a> Guttermuth ,Beniamin, baker Henry Immel
*^ Guttermuth Casper, turner John M. Miller, h 45 Douglas av.
Guttermuth George, h 46 Wilt
Guttermuth H., blacksmith P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
Guttermuth John G., wks E. Weisser & Co., h w s Cass, 3 n High
is IIAAYELHORST Henry, shoemkr Markley, Schrader & Co., h 252
^ E, Wasbinfjton.
W Habecker A., lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
^ Habecker Elias, carpenter C. G. French, h 111 E. Wayne
o Habecker William, carpenter, h 145 E. Lewis
^ Habel Andrew, wks Eagle Brewery, h s s Jones, 1 w College
g HaHl Charles, machinist Louis Rastetter
jg Habel John, machinist Louis Rastetter, bds Andrew Habel
■^ liaberkorn A., machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds s e cor Lafayette and
g Buchanan
g Haberkorn F., machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
o Haberkorn Henry, machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., b s e cor Lafayette
^ and Buchanan
g liable Andrew, shoemkr, h s s Jones, 1 w College
S^Hackeuse A., tinner P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
S Hadley James M., h s s Washington, 2 w Clinton
j3 Haecker Emil, elk Townley, DeWald, Bond & Co., bds Mayer House
o Haene Frederick, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds 62 Douglas av.
2 Hafner John, cabinetmkr John M. Miller, bds 51 E. Jefferson
CO Haffner Christian, (C. Haffner & Co.,) h 29 E. Main
^ Haffner C. & Co., (Christian Haffner & Charles W. Jacobs,) proprs.
g Star Bakery, 92 E. Main
•^ Hagedorn Herman, checkman freight dept P. Ft. W. & C. Ry
^ Hageman Joseph, brewer H, Nierman, bds M. Nierman
G Hagerhost Christopher, carpenter T. W. & W. Ry
§ Ilagerman William, policeman, h s w cor Pritchard and Broadway
M Haggarty Lambert B., teamster N. G. Olds & Son
fQ Haggcrty Sarah, wid Hua;!), h 124 E. Wayne
•5 Haina Christ, wks N. G. Olds & Son
Pj Haine William, lab, h n s Hamilton bet Hanna and Francis
"^ Haines F., engineer P. Ft. W. & C. Ry
2 Haines James, brakemau P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds James Castle
g Haines Paul, saloon, h s s Melita 3 e Iloagland av
a Hair George, wks O. D. Hurd
Hall Fred IL, traveling salesman Biddle & Hoagland, h e s Webster 2 n
of Jefferson
Retailers of Domestics, Silks, Shawls, Dress Goods, Hosiery, Gloves, Notions.
FORT WAYNE HAR DIRECTORY. 85
Hall James E., carpenter, h w s Calhoun nr City Limits
Hallahan John, wks T. W. & W. Ry q
Halle William, student FORT WAYNE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, "
Court cor Main "
Hallouer Daniel, shoemkr, h s s Charles bet Monroe and Clay W
HAMBROCK FREDERICK, grocer n e cor Lafayette and Montgom- ^
ery, h same ffjl
Hamilton Andrew H., h s s Lewis opp. Clinton S3d
Hamilton Elizabeth, dressmkr, h s s Wallace but Calhoun and Lafayette T.
Hamilton Frederick, boarding house, 51 W. Berry ja
Hamilton's Hall and Bldg, Calhoun opp. Court House *^
Hamilton John, station baggage mastei' F. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 145 W. *^
Wayne DQ
Hamilton John H., carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 50 Monroe g
Hamilton Mary A., wid Thomas, Jr., h 88 N. Main C3rq
Hamilton Montgomery A., (Huestis & Hamilton,) h Lewis head of Clin- ^
ton (p
Hamilton P., boilerrakrP. Ft. W. & C. Ry g^
Hamlin Emanuel, machinist J. C. Bowser & Co ^
Hammon Jacob, tailor Keefer & Heingartner, h 111 Harrison o
Hamroad Andrew, machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h n e cor Holman §
and Monroe S
Hance John D., (Filson & Hance,) h 130 W. Main g-
Hancock L,, engineer P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds Continental Hotel ^
tlank Jacob, wks C. Schmidt & Co '
Hauler Peter, lab, h s s Walnut 1 e Oakley ^
Hanley John, elk F. X, Goodman, bds same a-
Hanlon William, wks T. W. & W. Ry., h w s Harrison 5 n Dawson g
HANN"A CHARLES, real estate and land office, 77 E. Berry, h 62 J?
Barr ^
Hanna Eliza, wid Samuel, h E. Lewis bet Division and Walnut o
Hanna Horace H., (Bass & Hanna,) h 215 Hanna W-
Hanna Hugh T., bds s s Lewis, nr Division. oi
Hanna Samuel T., secretary and treasurer Grand Rapids & Indiana R. §
R., office 77 Berry, h s w cor Barr and Washington ca"
Hanna William W., (French, Hanna & Co.,) bds Lewis bet Walnut and td
Division o*
Hanney Robert, machinist J. C. Bowser & Co., bds 39 E. Water ^
Hannum Daniel, propr Occidental Billiard Hall ds Calhoun 5nWayne, ""
h 209 W. Wayne «
Hanson Frederick, engineer N. Wheeler, h n w cor Jefferson and Rock- ^
hill g-
Hanson Fred, lab Bass & Hanna g
Hanson Richard C, gas litter Alfred Hattersley, h 109 Lafayette
Hanzo Louis, wks French, Hanna & Co.. h 229 E. Jefferson 5?
Harber Peter, machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 25 W. Jefferson g
Harbst Frederick, saloon s w cor Calhoun and W. Jefferson, h same eft
Hard James, conductor T. W. & W. Ry., bds W. Malatt
Hardendorf Emma, seamstress Tripp & Tigar, bds John Hardendorf
Hardendorf John, carpenter, h 238 W. Wayne
Harder Francis, Miss., h 103 E. Madison
Harding D. N",, civil engineer, bds n s E. Berry 3 e Lafayette
Quick Sales and Small Profits at Biddle & Hoagland's.
FOl'T WAYNK IIAR DIRECTORY.
ILirdino^ George, machinist T. W. & W. Ry
llariii-aveKicriurd W., bds 95 W. Berry
Hark Lucy, uid John, h s s W. Washington 1 w Nelson
g llai'k Mary, wid Peter, bds 157 Madison
>, Ilai-kenper William, watchnikr Mayer & Graffe, bds Mayer House
^ Harper Joim, u)acliinist, bds Mrs. M. J. Aikin
^ Harries Fred, wks C. Schmidt & Co.
♦J Harring Peter, moidder, h 157 West
Ph Harrington Hiram J., carpenter P. *^t. W. & C. Ry., h n w cor Nirdlin-
^ gei- av and Bhiifton Phmk Road
W Harrington Patrick, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
J=S Harris Frederick, lab, h 145 E. Lewis
g Harris Ge<^rge W., machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 246 E. Lewis
;S Harrison AVilliam, brakesman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds s s Duryea, 2
^ w Hoagland av.
Harrison William, machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h e s Barr, 3 s Lewis
^Hart James S., machinist T. W. & W. Ry., h s w cor Grand and Kan-
o sas
pq ILart John, lab Murray & Bennigin
^ Hart John R., wks Baker & Bro., h 214 Lafayette
"rt Harter Joseph, blksniith, n s Main, 2 e Broadway, h same
S Harter Philip, salesman Root & Co., h s s Main, 2 w Jackson
g Hartford Fire Ins. Co., of Hartford, Conn.,
^ F. P. Rmdall, aii::t, w s Clinton, bet Columbia and Main
^HARTFORD LIVE STOCK INS. CO., OF HARTFORD, CONK,
o H. H. Bossier, agt, room 4, over Hamilton Bank
ES Hartman Ann, wid Joseph, boarding house, e s Lafayette, 6 n Wal-
O lace
^ Hartman August, brewer, bds 128 E. Washington
O Hartman C, blksmith P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
<o Hartman F., painter, P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
P3 Hartman George, sawyer, h w s Nelson, 3 s JeiFerson
2 Hartman George B., salesman Wilson & Co., bds G. R. Hartman
P3 Hartman George R., with H. C. Hartman, h w s Webster, bet Wayne
ej and Washington
•"• Hartman Harmon, brewer, 12S E. Washington, h same
o Hartman Homer C, notary public, real estate and ins. agt, office Ham-
^ ilton's bldg, h 277 W. Washington
a Hartman Isaac, lab, h 104 E, Madison
•^ Hartman James, wks N. G. Olds & Son
^ Hartman John, lab, h e s Calhoun, nr city limits --fH
■»-^ Hartman Lemuel R., bkpr First National Bank, h 149 W. Wayne
.g Hartman Valentine, wks N. G. Oids & Sou
o Hartman W., blksinith P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
g Hartman William, deliveryman J. M. FoUi'nger, bds same
M Hartman William Henry, fireman T. W. & W. Ry., h w s Walnut, 2 e
»S Oakley
Hartmyer Frederick, whol confectioner, 47 W. Main, h same
Ilartnett Richard, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h n w cor Baker and
Webster
Hartshorn John S., fireman T. W. & W. Ry., h n s Noel, 8 e Fairfield
avenue
Get your Paints, Oils and Dye Stuffs at Biddle & Hoagland's
FOKT WAYJ^JE HEI DIRKCTUBY. 87
Haskell Washington, produce and oyster dealer, 43 E. Columbia, bds ^
Mayer House "
Hassfuriher Frederick, scliool teacher
Hassler Joseph W., messenger Western Union Telegraph Co., bds Mrs. W
Walters S
Hatch Joseph P., conductor P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds W. Malett ^g
Hate J., carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. ^
Hathaway John, fanner, h \)1 Wilt j.
Hatler C, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. p
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Hattorsley Alfred, gas litter, plumber, brass founder and linisher, 48 E
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Main, h same CD
Haudacher John, h w s High, bet Lima road, and VjjnBnren -I^
Haumeyer William, wks sash factory, h n w cor First and N. Harrison ^
Hausbach Jacob, lab T. W. & W. Ry., h n s Henry, 2 e Fairlield av. gi
Hauser H., wiper P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. O.
Hauser Joseph, wks spoke factory, h w s Hanna, 4 s Holman S
Hausper Jacob, machinist T. W. & W. Ry.
Hauss David, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C Ry., h 237 W. Washington
Haverley Anthony, blksmith, h 108 Madison
Hawk Benjamin, fireman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds 22 S. Calhoun
Hawkey Emil, bds Mayer Plouse p
Hayden John W., notary public, office, Sol. D. Bayless, li n w cor Ful-
ton and Wayne
Hayes Dennis, wks P. Ft. W. & C. Rj., h n s Bass, 2 e Fairlield av. g^
Hayes John, (Reed & Hayes,) bds s w cor AYashington and Lafayette g
Hayes Thomas, lab P. Ft.'W. & C. Ry., h s w cor Prince and Colerick g-
Haymier Ernest, wiper T. W. & W. Ry.
Hayne Frederick W., solicitor, bds w s Barr, 8 s Wayne ^
Haynes Frank, engineer P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds 16 S. Calhoun
Haynes Gilman, teamster, h s s Grand, 6 w S. Harrison
Hazzard Lewis H., wks N. G. Olds & Son, h w s Oakley, 1 n Henry J^
Healo Frederick, teamster, h o s Van Buren, 1 n of the River *"
Healmon August, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. g*
Heaton W. P., elk U. S. and Am. Ex. Go's, bds Aveline House &
Hebert P., lireman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. »•
Heckler G., lirenjan P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. o
Heckus Andrew, coppersmith, li s w cor Holman and Webster ^^
HEDEKIJN HOUSE, E.i Kearus, proprietor, e s Barr, bet Main and
Columbia g*
Hedekin Michael, h 97 E. Main o
HEDEKIN THOMAS B., ' wholesale and retail grocer, s e cor Barr ^
and Columbia, h 82 E. Washington Jaj,
Hedckin's Hall, s e cor Burr and Columbia £^,
Hedges John P., bds 39 E. Water 2.
Hedges Thomas J., foreman truck shop P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 122 W. g
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Heftert John, baker 62 E. Columbia, h same CO
Hefton Michael, wks P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds National Hotel g
Heger George M., mnfr and dealer cigars and tobacco, 23 Clinton, h cd
same
Heiber Frederick, saloon, 54 Calhoun, h Piqua Plank Road
Heibler George W., miller, h 199 Ewing
ROOT & CO., 90 Columbia St., keep a large stock of Cloaklngs, Cloths,
v\.S FORT WAYNE HEN DIRECTORY.
lleidoiireecli T., cigarmkr, h w s Lima rd, iir Beck's Brewery
Htidrich Joseph, carpenter, h s w cor Broadway and Wilt
lleidwinkle lieuiy, carpenter, li r 54- W. Wayne
a5 Heio;ht Alexander, butcher A. Wolf
g^lleilbroner Abraham, hides, pelts, wool, and country produce, 1 Cal-
ci houn, h w s Calhoun, 8 s Wayne
^ Heimann Barney, delivery elk U. S. and Am. Ex. Go's, bds Main St.
.^ Exchange
g Heine Frederick, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ey., h 92 Madison
Pm Heine Joseph, elk Slociim & Stellwagon, bds Edward Slocum
rHeino;artner Martin, (Keefer & Heingartner,) h 105 W. Washington |
S Heirholzer C, coppersmith T.^W. & W. Ry. J
P3 Heirholzer Conrad," carpenter T. W. & W. Ey.
g Heit Alexander, butcher, h 84 E. Wayne
-2 Lleit Antouie, shoemaker w s Griffith, 2 n George, h same
'rt Heitkemp Sophia, wid Conrad, h 209 Lafayette
^ Heitman Anthony, ass't pastor St. Mary's German Catholic Church,
^ bds 132 E. Jefferson
g Heitshu Daniel H., (Kauffman & Heitshu,) h 128 W. Main
pQ Heitzel Henry, shoemkr, h w s Webster, 3 s Lewis
oa Heitzler G., boilermkr P. Ft. W. & C. Ey.
'cS Heldt John M., barber and grinder e s Lima rd, bet Second and Third,
S h same, also e s Calhoun, 3 n Wayne
^ Helle Frederick, engineer J. C. Bowser & Co., h 47 E. Water
i Helle Henry, wiper T. W. & W. Ey.
S Helling Frederick, wks Eanke & Co., bds William Eanke
(jjHelm Theodore, carpenter, h n e cor Henry and Miner
^ Helmkamp Edward, shoemkr P. Uebelhar, h s s High, 4 w Yan Buren,
^ Bloomingdale
-. Helt George, barber Charles Shidel
3 Hemenway W. F., Eev., pastor Wayne Street M. E. Church, li 189 W.
o Wayne
§ Henderhost August, lab, h w s Gay, 2 s Charley
CO Henderson Andrew E., (Henderson & Putnam,) h 126 Clinton
P Henderson Anujeline, wid William D., h 86 E. Main
CO
^ Henderson David, wks French, Hanna & Co.
Henderson George, salesman H. H. Culbertson, bds" 23 Madison
g Henderson Harry, machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ey., bds Mrs. C. Gable
R Henderson Noah, elk Anderson & Ely, bds 117 W. Waj-ne
§ Henderson Samuel C, coppersmith P. Ft. W. & C. Ey., h 79 E. Main
M Henderson William, h 23 Madison
o HENDERSON & PUTNAM, (Andrew E. Henderson and Harvey
♦-* N. Putnam,) groceries and pi-ovisions, 78 Columbia
JPi Hendricks Christian, wagonmkr Thomas Stevens
'^ Heney Erhart J., elk Slocum & Stellwagon, bds 238 E. Lewis
^ Heney Mary, wid Edward, h e s Calhoun, 3 s Mayer House
w Henkenious Frank, drayman B. Trentman & Son, h Bloomingdale
. iS llenlan B., wid John, h e s Lafayette, 2 n Wallace
Hennessy Dennis, lab, bds 70 Madison
Hennings Frederick, wks French, Hanna & Co., h 90 E.Madison
Hennings Frederick, wks saw mill, h Mechanic, 3 s Columbia rd, or
Front street
Cassimeres, Blankets, Flannels, Underwear, Fancy Woolens, Furs.
FORT WAYME HIG DIRECTOKY. 89
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Hennings Sophia, wks French, Hanna & Co.
Hennstitz P., wiper P. Ft. W. & C. Kj
Henry George, carpenter, h 190 W. Main q
Henry Hiraui H., salesman B. W. Oakley & Son, h s e cor W. Main ^
and Van Buren
Henry William H., fireman T. W. & W. Ey g
Henschen Henry, elk Coombs & Co., h 170 Ewing ^
Henschen William, machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 151 Francis m
Hensell William, machinist J. C. Bowser & Co., bds 33 Madison SO
Hensen Frederick, engineer, h n s W. Jefterson 1 w Union ^
Herbert O., engineer P. Ft. W. & C. Ry o
Herhalz Cohnan, wks T. W. & W. Ry., h s s Bass 2 e Fairfield av g
Hermann Andrew, shoemkr, h n s Pritchard 1 w Broadway ^
Hermann Michael, carpenter, h n s LaSalle bet Hanna and Latayette z/i
Hermann Michael, cigarmkr, h 285 W. Jeflerson oq'
Hermsdorfer George, (Hermsdorfer & Co.,) h cor Jefferson and Rock- ^
hill . g
Hermsdorfer & Co., (George Hermsdorfer, George A. Kolp,) 2 Union ;nj
block. Main st O
Hermyer William, wks Clark & Rhinesmith 3
Herring George, brewer Kaag & Gentner, h 252 E. Washington g
Herrington E. B., carpenter J. S. Herrington, bds same g
Herrington John, grocery Huagland av opp Bass st, h same g_
Herrington John S , carpenter and builder, h s e cor Hoagland av and p^
Melita, shop in the rear
Herrington William, grocer Hoagland av opp Bass, bds J. S. Herring- po
ton P
Hess Jacob H., machinist J. C. Bowser & Co., h s s Montgomery 3 w of cd
Lafayette -*
Hess Nicholas W., carriage and wagonmkr n s Main bet Maiden, Lane W
and Harrison, h 131- W. Main o'
Hessert George, lab, h 124 E. Washington S'
Heth Jacob, wks P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 216 Lafayette §
HETTINGER ISRAEL B., barber and hair dresser 7 E. Main, h 92 E. »
Main 2,
Hettler Christopher F., carpenter, h 88 Lewis S
Hettler Gottleib, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h n s Lasalle bet Hanna and §
Lafayette S^
Heuer Hannan, shoemkr 55 W. Wayne, h same m
Heurodth A., machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry S*
Hiber Frederick, saloon, h n e cor Lafayette and St. Francis ^
Hickets George, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry »
Hickets William, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry §
Hiekie Harmon, drayman, h 154 E. Washington qj
Hickox Charles N., agt State Ins. Co. of Fort Wayne, ofiice Hamil- £j
ton's old block, h country ^
Hiesner William, carpenter, h 86 W. Jefferson s*
Hietzler Joseph, helper P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h s s Lewis 5 w Lafayette
Higgins F. P., engineer P. Ft. W. & C. Ry
Higlit Eugene, machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h w s Clay 2 n of Hou^h
Hight John, wks Spoke Factory, bds Mrs. Ann Hartraan
Hight W., machinist P. Ft. W.' & 0. Ry
Fancy Soaps, Perfumery, and Toilet Articles at
90 FORT WAYNE illN DIRECTORY.
_ Hightenrick John, wka Clark & Rliinesmith h n s Henry 4 e Fairfield
o avenue
2 Higi Jannarius, 1st asst St. Mary's School s w cor Jefferson and Lafa-
£q yette, h same
^ Ililbrecht Frederick, blksnr.ith John ^Baker, h s s Columbia bet Barr
o and Lafayette
2 Ilildelirand William, (Wm. Hildebrand & Co.,) h w s Calhoun 5 s
H Wavne
jg IIILDEiBRAND WILLIAM & CO., (William Hildebrand & Gottlieb
-, Niemann,) grocers w s Calhoun 5 s Wayne
'^ HildemanH nr. H , lab Bass & Hanna
5 Hiles Charles A., h s s W. Lewis 2 e Harrison
W Ililgaman Ernst, carpenter, h 212 E. Washington
^ Ililgaman William, carpenter, h 214 E. Washington
o Ililgeman Henry, engineer, h 89 W. Jefferson
§ Ililgeman Henry, carpenter Cochrane, Humphrey & Co., h 194 Ewing
'J^ Hilo:eman William, carpenter Cochrane, Humphrey & Co., h 186 Ewing
o Hilker Charles, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry, h 96 Francis
P^IIilker Frederick, wiper T. W. & W. Ry., h 167 W. Washington
CO Hilker Henry, wiper P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h w s Fairfield av opp Cole-
g rick
I HILL CHARLES L.,
fc^ pianos, melodeons, organs and musical merchandise, 52 and 54
Calhoun, h 31 W. Water. {See side margin lines.)
"7 Hill D. lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry
O Hill Daniel, cabinetmkr Griebel & Lee
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11 George K,, mason, h n ecor Jefferson and Jackson
II James M., salesman John E. Hill, Jr. & Co., bds 84 W. Berry
II John E., (Hill & Orbison,) h 84 W. Berry
II John E., jr., (John E. Hill jr. & Co.,) h'Sl W. Berry
II John H., tailor, h 177 Harrison
11 Onslow G., salesman, h 106 Broadway
11 Valentine, ciu-armkr, h n s Main, bet Fulton and Broadway
11 ife Orbison, (John E. Hill, Alexander M. Orbison,) storage and com
Ph mers, 130 and 132 Columbia
|>,HILL JOHN E. Jr. & CO., (John E. Hill, jr., Henry J. Rudisill,)
§ flour, feed and seed store, 'oQ Calhoun
cd Hillbright Henry, blksmith J. C. Bowser &, Co.
P^ Hillbright Henry, jr., machinist J. C. Bowser & Co.
'g Hillburv Henry, blksmith, h 212 W. Jefferson
oJ HiUer Hendrick, lab, T. W. & W. Ry., h 208 Ewing
g Ilillman tienry, cabinetmkr J. J. Klaehn, bds 22 Madison
jsjollilmkemp Henry, carpenter Cochrane, Humphrey & Co., h s w cor
^ Wayne and Union
j^ Hilt David, salesman Bond & Nones
g Hilt John, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h n s Baker, 3 e Harrison ,
>tHimbert John, drayman, h 16 Hood
■g Iline Frederick, painter T. W. & W. Ry.
^ Hines Philip, wks J. Swain, h ws Callioun, 4 n Jefferson
Hines William, wks N. G. Ohls & Son
Hinkle O. N., conductor P. Ft. W. & 0. Ry., h s e cor Douglas and
McClellan •
MEYER BROTHERS & CO., 2 Keystone Block.
FORT WAYNE HOH DIBECTOKY. 91
Hinlion William, machinist T. W. & W. Ky.
Hinman Harvey F., carpenter Charles G. French, h 39 Union, n e cor
"Washington
Hinton Samuel, fish dealer, h s s Melita, opp. Kansas
Hinton William, lireman Phitt J. Wise, bds Samuel Hintou g*
Hipler L,, lab Bass & Ilanna 2
Hislop Catherine, wid Robert, h 200 E. Lewis ^
Hite 11. T., brakeman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds s w cor Calhoun and 2.
Baker »
Hitzeman Fi'ederick, mason, li 4i Lavinia ' E^
Hitzman Christian, elk Townley, DeWald, Bond & Co., bds Frederick <l>
Myers W
HoagUind Cornelius N., (Biddle & Hoagland,) h 164 W. Wayne g
Hoagland John, bds 110 W. Berry »
Hoagland Joseph C, (Biddle & H jagland,) h 103 W. Main S?
Hoasland Pliny, (P. Hoagland & Co.,) also Yice President Ft. Wayne g*
'iSationai Bank, h 110^ W. Berry oa
Hoagland P. & Co., (P. Hoagland, Jesse L. Williams,) proprs City Mills, ^
w 8 Clinton, bet Water and the canal g
Hobert Josej)h, lab, h e s Clay, bet Jeflerson and Washington o
Hobrook J. Harman, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h w s Fairfield av,
3 n Locust o
Hobrock William J., drayman, h s e cor Calhoun & Butler
Hoch William, hub rougher N. G. Olds & San
Hockaday Deborah, wid Samuel, h ri s Chicago, 3 w Calhoun
Hockami'er Charles, watchman T. W. & W. Ry., h 313 W. Washington ^
Hoeffer William, h bet River and Columbia rd, nr the bridge ffl
Hoeltke Frederick, lab T. W. & W. Ry., h 200 W. Jefiersun g
Hoffer Frederick, wks C. Schmidt & Co. ji;
Hoffman A., carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. g
Hoffman Carrie, saleswoman Joseph Black, h 179 Clinton
Hoffman Charles, harnessmkr L. Traub, bds Amon House
Hoffman Henry, wks Cochrane, Humphrey & Co.
Hoffman Jacob, h 13 Hood
Hoffman Jacob, carpenter J. L. Potter, h s s Main, bet Fulton and ^
Broadway ^
Hoffman John A., carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h e s Force, 3 s Jones p.
Hoffman Peter, framer, h 179 Clinton g'
Hoffmeister Henry, cooper B. Trentman & Son, h Bloomingdale fi
Hofft , wks woolen factory, h w s Lima rd, bet Douglas and canal ^
feeder ^
Hogan Darius, fireman T. W. & W. Ry. "^
Hogan Michael, section boss P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h e s Fairfield av, 2 o
s Colerick ^
HOGAN PATRICK, saloon s e cor Holman and Calhoun, h 191 g
Ewing ^
Hogan Samuel, constable, hue cor Marion and High *^
Hogan Timothy, saloon s e cor Calhoun and Grand, h n s Noel, 6 e §
Fairtield av
Hogarth Thomas, stone cutter J. Humphrey & Co., h w s Webster, 1 n
W. Wayne
Hohing D., fireman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
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PQ Ilohing John J., machinist T. W. & W. Ky., h s s Duryea, 2 e Fairfield
05 avenue
g Holan John, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h n s Noel, 5 e Fairfield av.
■g Holchcr Frederick, carpenter T. W. & W. Rj.
>^riolelian Jjnnes, watchman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
{2 Holehan John, lab, P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
^ Ilollenbeck Frederick, h s e cor Webster and Dawson
^ Hollenbeck William, wks railroad dininsx rooms, bds same
55 Ilollinger Elias, patent right agent, h w s Union, 1 s Washington.
^ Ilollinger Jacob, carpenter, h e s Broadway, 1 s Jefferson
Q Hollister A. J., cigarmkr Georse Reiter, bds Mrs. Kate Housworth
O Hollman William, painter, P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 181 Ewing
fj^ Holly Joseph S., insurance agent, h 162 Broadway
g^ Holmes Carrie, saleswoman Keil & Bro., bds Mrs. Stapleford
S Holms J. J., student FT. WAYNE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
(Z) Court, cor Main
^ Holsworth Addison, salesman E. Bostick, h n e cor Lafayette and Jef-
M ferson
O Holsworth G., helper blksmith shop Bass & Hanna, h Broadway
CQ Holsworth George, city fireman, h e s Broadway, 4 n P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
^Holzworth Eberhard, blksmilh, n s Main, bet Maiden Lane and Harri-
M son, h same
M Home Fire Ins. Co. of New Haven,
<j F. P. Randall, agt, ofiice, w s Clinton, bet Columbia and Main
g Home Fire Ins. Co., of New York, John Hough, agt, ofiice 50 Calhoun.
*g HOME LIFE INS. CO. OF NEW YORK, H. H. Bossier, agt, room 4
^ over Hamilton's Bank
o Home Place, fruit farm and nursery, St. Joe River, 1 mile n City, H.
^ E. Rudisill, propr
j_ Homeyer August, wks C. Schmidt & Co., bds same
o Homeyer William, 28 W. Lewis
o Homeyer William, wks C. Schmidt & Co., bds Conrad Schmidt
jg Homsher Benjamin F., fireman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry, h s w cor McClel-
v-j Ian and Lewis
jpi Hondheim Jacob, carpenter, h e s Pine, 1 n Taylor.
■0 Honthime Jacob, wks T. W. & W. Ry, h w s McClellan, 5 s Lewis
«rt Hood Thompson N., (T. N. Hood & Co.,) bds 50 W. Water
•g Hood William E., grocer, 92 Calhoun, h 148 W. Berry
o HOOD T. N. & CO., (Thompson N. Hood, Aaron ' Markley, H. C.
Schrader,) boot and shoe dealers, 74 Barr. {See card Business
Register)
o: Hoof A., wks French Hanna & Co.
^Iloonick Henry, carpenter, h 69 Montgomery
g, Hooper Henry, bksmith P. Ft. W. & C. Ry, h 135 E. Lewis
rt Hooven William, conductor P. Ft. W. & C. Ry, h 21 Madison
^ Horan B., blksmith P. Ft. W. & C. Ry
aJ Hordendorf John, carpenter, h 238 W. Wayne
fl Iloregan Timothy, lab P. Ft, W. & C. Ry.
o Ilornam August, wks L. M. Ninde, h w s Fairfield av and City Limits
E3 Hermann IL, wiper P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
S Homere Frederick, wks C. ^. Bond, bds same
MEYER BEOTHERS & CO., 2 Keystone Block.
FORT WAYNE HUB DIRECTOKY. 93
Hornung George, propr Summit City Brewery, 85 to 89 Harrison, li g*
same o*
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Hornung Jacob, moulder, li 191 Lafayette ^
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Horstmann Bernard, wks B. J. Reker, bds saire
Horstman H. C, carpenter F. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
Hostman Christian, Sr., gardener, h 86 W. Jejfferson ^
Hostman Christian, painter, h 82 W. JeiFerson ^
Hostmeir Henry, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry, h s s Wall, 3 w Bluffton g
Flank Road g
Hostmeir Louis, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h s 8 Wall, 2 w Bluff- en-
ton Plank Road. - 2j
Hostmier William, carpenter T. W. & W. Ry., h 209 Ewing ^
HOUGH JOHN, §
geu'l ins. agt, notary public, real estate agt and attorney at law, ca
office 50 Calhoun, h 121 W. Wayne. {See card p. 36) g
Houlihan John, wks T. W. & W. Ry., h T. W. & W. Ry. track, 1 w &
Fairfield av. CQ
Hounhouse Peter, carpenter P. Ft. W. &. C. Ry., h s s Wall, 12 w Bluff- gf
ti>n Plank Road CD
Houser , carpenter, bds Henry Leabold
Houser Andrew, foreman Kaag & Centner, h n 6 Monroe, bet Berry fS-
and Wayne g
Houser Henry, brewer, h w s Monroe, bet Wayne and Canal »>
Houser John M., restaurant, 26 W. Main, h w s Fairfield av,2 n Henry pd
Housford Frederick, lab, li 168 Broadway W
Houston Christopher, painter T. W. & W. Ry. ^
Houston Sarah A., proprietress Hanna House, s w cor Barr and Wash- i^
ington "
Houston William, helper T. W. & W. Ry. ci
HOUSWORTH KATE, boarding, w s Barr, 3 s Wayne W
Howard Wilbur H., salesman Root & Co., bds 87 W. Berry g
Howe James, bds 95 W. Berry ^
Howes David, window blindmkr, bds Hedekin House trj
Howey A. B., student FORT WAYNE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, td
Court, cor Main gp
Howey Isaac, engineer P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 75 E. Jefferson ^
Howley Thomas, blacksmith s s W. Main, 1 w Harrison, h n e cor Q
Melita and Webster W
Howser Charles, wks N. G. Olds & Son m
Howser Henry, wks Clark & Rhinesmith p
Howser Joseph, wks N. G. Olds & Son ^
Hoxie Horace, h 174 E. Madison m
Iloxstater William, lab, h. 163 W. Washington <D
Hoy John, brakeman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 99 Montgomery *^
Hoyt David, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h s e cor Clay and Mont- g"
gomery ' C3
Hubar George, butcher, h. 97 Francis
Hubbard C. G., carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. S
Hubble John, butcher, bds 129 Harrison §
Huber Philip, shoemaker, bds 47 E. Main ^
Hubler Abraham, (Hubler & Jones,) h s s Pearl, 1 w Harrison
Try Biddle & Hjagland's Royal Baking Powder.
94 FOKT WAYNE HUN DIRECTORY.
Ilubler Edward, lab, bds Fox Reinhard
llubler & Joiie^, (Abraham lliiblei- and William Jones,) saloon, s e cor
Harrison and Pearl
Hudry Nicholas, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., lis s Montgomery, 3
w Hanna
4-5 Henstis Aloumder C, (Hnestis & Hamilton,) li 203 W. Berry
S HUESTIS & HAMILTON, (Alexander C. Huestis and Montgomery
is Hamilton,) wliol grocers, confectioners, oysters and t'rnits, 83 and
CQ 85 Colnmbia
g Hutf Hiram, condnctor T. W. & W. Ry., lis 8 BrandrifF, 1 w Webster
.S2 Il.iglies James, boilermkr P. Ft. W. & 0 R7., h 94 Lewis
S lluglies James, helper T. W. & W. Ry., li s s VValnnt, 3 e Oakley
jj llnglies Margaret Miss, teacher, bds Rockhill Hoase
^ llugi.es T., carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
^ llulehan W., tinner P. Ft. W. & 0. Rv.
g Hnlihan James, watchman P. Ft. W. & 0. Ry., h n & Wall, 10 w Bhiff-
p^ ton Plank Road
5^ Hull Lonis O., elk W. Hull, bds same
"pi Hull S ilomon, wks O. D. Hurd, h 57 Berry
S Hull Wi^sley, restaurant n s Railroad, nr Depot, h same
h Hultz Wdliam S., machinist J. C. B )wser & Co., bds 16 W. Water
'g Humbert James J., caulker, bds 86 E. Main
fr'^ Humphrey George, (Cochrane, Humphrey & Co.,) h s s Berry, bet Ful-
^ ton and Broadway
fe Humphries J. M., student FORT WAYNE COMMERCIAL COL-
■g LEGE, Court, cor Main
■3 Humphrey James, (J. Humphrey & Co,,) h 173 W. Berry
P-i Humphrey John, fireman T. W. & W. Ry., bds L. Wright
Ph Humphrey Joseph, millwright, h w s Lima R )ad, 3 n Canal Feeder
•S? Humphrey Nelson A., (Brown & Humphrey,) bds Aveline House
^ Humphrey Noah, boots and shoes 7 Calhoun, opp Keystone Block, h
B 154 W. Wayne
■g Humphrey Wilber H., tinsmith Brown & Humphrey, bds^Mayer House
£ HUMPHREY J. & CO,,
^ (James Humphrey, Christian Becker and Arnold Siittermeister,)
*5 proprs Steam Marble Works, n w cor Main and Fulton. (See card
2 p. IX.)
^■^ Humphreys Wdliam S., (A. D. Brandriff & Co.,) h 110 W. Main
pq" Humphries James, stonecutter J. Humphrey & Co., h s w cor Wasliing-
M ton and Rockhill
> Hunnsher B. P., lireman P. Ft. W. & C. Rv.
Kgj Hunsche William, wks Back's Brewery, h Bloomingdale
Hunstable J., wks Bass & II mna
*^ Hunt Clnrles W., salesman Wm. W. Updegraff & Co., h ne cor Barr
Q and AYashington
Hunt Edward, teamster, h s w cor Jones and Smith
Hunt James, wks Bass & Ilanna's foundry, bds 8 w cor Jones and
Smith
Hunt John, wks Bass & Hanna's foundry, bds s w cor Jones and Smith
Hunt Patrick, wks Bass & Hanna's foundry
Hunter Charles, traveling agt, h 87 E. Washington
Biddle & Hoagland's Baking Powder is sold everywhere.
FORT WAYNE IKY DIRECTORY. 5
Hunter John C, student FORT WAYNE COMMERCIAL COL-
LEGE, Court, cor Main, h 119 Wilt S3
Hunter William T., farmer, h 1 19 Wilt g
Huntino^ William H., fireman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h s w cor Hoagland ^
av and Bass * ^.
Huntington Samuel M., engineer P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 153 W. Wash- »
ington ^
Hurd brrin D., sash, door and blind, factory, n s of the Canal, w Barr, CD
h 142 W. Jefferson td
Huser Charles, sawer, h w s Hanna, 4 s Holman §
Hutchison Thomas J., foreman yard P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 146 P
Broadway *-s
Hutsel Daniel, bds Y. Hutsel i_i
Hutsel J., teamster Bass & Hanna. h 191 W. Washington ^
Hutsel Yolentine, machinist Bass & Eanna, h s s Columbia rd, 5 w of g
the bridge jd
Huxfnrd F., Miss, teacher East End School g
Hyde John, foreman polishers' T^. Gr. Olds & Son CD
Hyde Julius C, blksmith, bds Dyer Thomas O
Hjslup Catherine, wid , wks French, Hanna & Co §
I ^
m
IB A Elizabeth, wid William, h Fairfield av cor Colerick g
Ider Petei-, wks Bass & Hanna's Foundry, h s w cor Joues and John
Iglund William, h 5 Hood
Ik(_"r Jolm, carpenter, h 138 E. Washington g
Iniheit Michael, drayman, h n s Noel 4 e Fairfield av
Inibody Harrison, wks N. G. Olds & Son, h 89 Montgomery
P3
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InmiHculate Conception Cathedral, e s Calhoun bet Jefferson & Lewis, ^
very Rev. Julian Benoit. Rev. E. P. Walters, D. D. pastors
Immei Henry, baker 20 E. Berry, h same
Indiana Staats Zeitung, ir
Sarnighausen & Kampe, proprs., n e cor Columbia and Clinton. C3
{jS^-e card J}. 60.) ^
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Indianapolis Fire Ins. Go. of Indianapolis, §
F. P. Randall, agt, oflice w s Clinton bet Columbia and Main -^
Inghlert Frank, cooper, h n s Nirdlinger av 4 w BlufiFton rd r*
Ingraham T. S., engineer T. W. & W. Ry *^
In.o-raliain William B.. solicitor, bds w s Barr 3 s of Wayne r*
INSURANCE CO. OF NORTH AMERICA OF PHILADELPHIA, ^
H. II, Bosslei', agt, room 4 over Hamiltor>'s Baidc ^
Iiiternaiional Fire Ins. Co. of New York, John Hough, agt, office 50 s^
Calhoun P
Irey Alfred K., c1k Lorin Smith, bds 194 Griffith -
Irey Sarah, wid John, h 194 Griffith
Irvin Edmond, brakeman, bds IS^I W. Jefierson
Irvin Isaac W., brickmkr, h 125 Yan Buren
"Housekeeping," "Dry Goods," ROOT &C0., offer the Best Quality of |
90 FORT WAYNE JEN DIRECTORY.
Irwin James B., cash elk McDougal & Co., bds 44 W. Wayne
IRWIN JOHN S. M. D.,
<» cashier Merchants National Bank, ao;t for LIVERPOOL AND
LONDON GLOBE FIRE AND LIFE INS. CO.. EQUITABLE
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF U. S., h 44 West Wayne st
a Irwin Sarah, wid Eliin, h 186 W. Jefferson
g Irwin Thomas, h E. Jefferson
"C Irwin William L., cashier McDoncral & Co., bds Hamilton House
J3 Isenberg N., carpenter P. Ft. W.& C. Ry
tU Iten Frank, gas titter, wks Alfred Ilattersley, h 21 W. Jefferson
^Iten John C, carpenter J. S. Herrington, bds 24 W. Jefferson
o Ivelhayer Frederick, plasterer, h 54 Lavinia
2 Ives George, fireman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 230 Lafayette
-S J.
o
a JACKAMEYER Henry, blksmith P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 51 West
>0 Jefferson
3 Jackson John J., machinist T. W. & W. Ry., h s e cor Yan Buren and
^ Wilt
CD Jackson K., engineer P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
jei Jackson Lucinda, wid E., h 82 Montgomery
"cS Jackson William T., engineer P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h s s Lavinia, 3 e
^ Broadway
® Jacob Christian, lab, h e s Yan Bnren, 1 n River
•j3 Jacob Frederick, painter, h 68 W. Washington
2 Jacob Peter, lab, h 114 Madison
§ Jacobs Charles W., (C. Haffner & Co.,) h 92 E. Main
O Jacobs John H., (W. Jacobs & Son.) h 68 W. Berry
^ Jacobs William, (W. Jacobs & Son,) h 68 W. Berry
*§ JACOBS W. & SON, (William and John H.,) boots and shoes 7 Cal-
aj houn, opp. Keystone blk.
gN Jacobson Elkan, clothing, hats and caps, 106 Columbia h 107 W. Main
fao Jacobson Yigdor, clothing and furnishing goods 21 Calhoun, h 54 W.
g Main
fCj Jacoby George, saloon s w cor Lafayette and, Wallace, h same
fc, Jarratt F., lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
^Jasper , car\jenter, h 51 W. Washington
eS Jautc Charles, lab, h s s High, bet Yan Baren and Lima rd.
^ Jeamever J., wks Cochrane, Humphrey & Co.
p^Jefferds Oliver W., (French, Hanna & Co.,) h 133 E. Wayne
M Jeffries Susannah, wid Daniel, hue cor Main and Broadway
^ Jegmeyer Christian, wks Cochrane, Humphrey & Co.
2 Jegmeyer Fred, wks Cochrane, Humphrey & Co.
_ Jegiman Henry, wks Cochrane, Humphrey & Co,
*^ Jenison William T., lawyer, office, 44 Calhoun, h 241 W. Main
o JENKINSON ISAAC,
editor and proprietor of the Fort Wayne Daily and Weekly Gazette,
Book and Job Printing of all kinds done to order, in a superior
manner, 125 Columbia, h 130 W. Jefferson. {See card, p 44.)
Table Linens, Sheetings, Towelings, Toilet Quilts, Napkins. NEW YOKK STORE
FORT WAYNE JON DIRECTORY. 97
Jenkinson Joseph J., student, bds 142 W. Wayne
Jennings Eenry D., foreman W. H. Norton, h4:?> Clinton
Jennings J. W., produce com mer, w s Harrison, liead of Columbia, bds
Mayer House q
Jensen Henry, salesman H. Gr. Wagner, bds same I
Jermari A. S., City Dye Works, 57 W. Water, h same
Jerman Lewis H., dyer A. S. Jerman, bds same W
Jerome Ann. wid James, h s s Brandrifi", 1 w Webster §
Jewish Achduth Yeshalom Synagogue, w s Harrison, bet Washington M
and Wayne, Rev. E. Rubin, Rabbi . ° SO
Jobs Emmon, (Meyers & Jobs,) h n e cor Lewis and Clay 5j
Jobson Mattic, saleswoman C. E. Morse, h 30 W. Lewis o
Jocquel John J., hardware w s Calhoun, bet Jefferson and Lewis, h same m
Jocquel Lewis, elks John J. Jocquel, bds w s Calhoun, 3 n Lewis -^
John Andrew, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h s s Jefferson, 2 w Francis Ul
Johns Alfred S., saddler and harncssmkr 123 Columbia, h same 6^'
Johns David P., engineer P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 163 E. Wayne ^
Jolms Garrett T., saddler A. S. Johns, bds same g
Johnson Franklin M., (M. R.-ad & Co.,) bds Hedekin House §-
Johnson Isaac, blacksmith P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds 184 W. Washino-ton O
Jolinson J., blacksmith P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. " 3
Johnson J., lab Bass & Hanna pa
Johnson John, wks S. K. Evans, bds same §
Johnson Lewis, lab, h 125 Van Buren P
rfohnson Matilda, wid Samuel, h r 1 5 E. Main p"
Johnston Wdliam, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 117 Broadway
Johnston William, wks French, Hanna & Co., "bds 96 W. Berry
Johnston William. Jr., (Root & Co.,) bds Hamilton House P
Jones Charles A., (D. W. Jones & Son,) bds same CD
Jones Charles H., insurance solicitor H, H. Bossier, bds Hedekin House -^
JONES CHARLES K., manager Western Union Telegraph Co., |33
office n w cor Calhoun and Berry, h 89 Jackson '"'
Jones David W., (D. W. Jones & Son,) h Blufftou rd, s city limits
Jones Edward, painter Stanley Page, bds same
Jones George W., (G. W. Joiies & Co.,) h s e cor Jones and Nelson p
Jones Irvin L., elk Mayer House, bds same co"
Jones John, machinist T. W. & W. Ry., hs s Brandriff, 2 w Webster td
Jones John D., cutter Woodward & Young, bds Hedekin House o
Jon( s Joseph, h 110 W. Water g*
Jones Mary, wid David, h 55 W. Water -
Jones N"ancy G., wid Thomas L., h s s Montgomery, 2 w Lafayette £*
Jones Rebecca, dressmkr, bds n w cor Jefierson and Barr *-*
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Jones Resin V., h 50 Lavinia - — ^
Jones T. L., carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. o
Jones Thomas, wks frt depot T. W. & W. Ry., h w s Pine, 2 s Locust ''^
Jones William, (Hubler & Jones,) bds Hubler ^
Jones William F., engineer P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h n s Montgomery, 2 c&
w Monroe %
Jones William H., agricultural works, bds Hamilton House
JONES D. W. & SON,
(Daniel W. and Charles A.,) book and job priating and proprs
Weekly Press, Pearl, rear Keystone Block. {See card.)
7
Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Glass at
98 FOKT WAYNE KAli DlKECTOliY,
-J JONES GEORQE W. & CO.,
jy (Georo-e W. Jones and ,) insurance and general agts, 29
« i>. O. Bldg. {See card j?. YIII.)
g Joost Albert, salesman C. L. Hill, bds Mayer House
P Jordan John J., auctioneer L. P. Stapletbrd, bds Mayer House
CO Jordan JosejJi S., saloon Mauniee rd, bet Division and Walnut, h same
^Joslin Frederick W., salesman Woodward & Young, bds Hamilton
t!4 House
^ Joslin William H., salesman Woodward & Young, bds Mayer House
Q Josse George, salesman, H. CI. Wagner, bds same
^ Josse John M., physician and surgeon, office Phoenix Block, h e 8 Lima
rd, bet Fifth and Sixth, Bloomingdale
Judkins Hiram B., conductor P. Ft. W. & C. Ky., h e s Lafayette, 4 8
^ Montgomery
CQ Judkins James, machinist P. Ft. W, & C. Ey., h 14 Montgomery
CQ
§ KAAG Frederick, salesman H. N. Ward, bds same /
PQ Kaag Jacob, (Kaag & Gentner,) h 167 E. Wayne
>,Kaag& Gentner, (Jacob Kaag, Gottlieb Gentner,) brewers, w,s Mon-
^ roe bet Wayne and Berry
Q Kabach Rudolph, plasterer, h n w cor Fairfield av and Poplar
•♦^ Kabisch Julius, saloon 12 W. Main, h same
§ Kahn Henr}', shoerakr C. W. Sander, bds William Kahn
JKJ Kahn William, shoemkr C. W. Sander, h 215 E. Jefferson
OwKahough Richard, bds 206 E. Washington
•g Kaiser Anton, tailor Mayer & Grieb, h 212 E. Washington
© Kaiser Fritz, shoemkr, wks P. Schulz
Kaiser Henry, (Henrj^ Kaiser & Co.,) h 125 Madison
jd Kaiser Henry & Co., (Henry Kaiser, William Tagtmeyer,) shoemkrs,
^ w s Calhoun, 2 n Washington
"-• Kalbacher Antonio, (Kalbacher & Schank,) h 174 E. Jefferson
ga KALBACHER & SCHANK, (Antonio Kalbacher & Constantine
O Schank,) saloon and restaurant e s Calhoun 2 n Wayne
Kamnieier Conrad, wks E. Weisser & Co., h Bloomingdale
^ Kampe Adolphus, (Sarnighausen & Kampe,) h w s McClellan bet Lewis
pH and Douirlas
M Kamp George, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 190 Griffith
§ Kane James M., (James M. Kane & Bro.,) h 48 W. Berry
p- Kane Patrick H., (James M. Kane & Bro.,) bds 48 W. Berry
n Kane James M. & Bro,, (James M. Kane, Patrick H. Kane,) notions
g fancy goods and toys, 9 Calhoun oj)p Key Stone block
„Kann John J., painter, h 84 W. AVater
^ Kan lie Frc derick, mason, h 33 Madis(m
^ Kanne Henry, student FORT WAYNE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
js^ Gniirt cor Main
[3^ Kanning Frederick, elk with William Kanning, bds 313 W. Jefferson
^ Kapi) John, ujJiolsterer, wks A. J. Erarick
S Kapp M., lab Bass & Hanna
Karhlan.Adam, butcher E. Burhan
MEYER BROTHERS & CO., 2 KeiT^stone Block.
FORT WAYNE KEL DIRECTORY. 99
Karns James, wks Cochrane, Humphrey & Co
Karns Lewis J., traveling salesman Meyer Bros. & Co., h Union block
Karst Charles, truukmkr, bds 51 E. Main
Katkat Frederick, blksmith P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h n s W. Jefferson 1 w P
Union 5h
Katler Eliza, wid Conrad, h 203 E. Jefferson ^
Kauffiiian George K., (Kanffman & Heitthu,) h 257 W. Berry §
KAUFFMAN & HEITSHU, (George A. Kanffman, Daniel H. <;
Heitshu,) clocks, watches atid jewelry 02 Calhoun W
Kavanagh John, elk county elks office, bds 69 W. Wayne ' ™
Kaough Hichard, blksmith, wks Stevens carriage factory m
Kay Benjamin, machinist T. W. & W. Ry., h w s Blutt'ton rd3 n Nir.d- o.
linger av §
Kay William, saloon s e cor Clinton and Main JS?i'
Keathabcr George, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h n w cor Ptitchard CO
and Van Bnren crq"
Keagel Levi, wks William M. Taylor, h w s Webster 1 n W., Wayne ^
Keans John, blksmith, h 148 Hanna p
Kearns Eli, propr Hedekin House, e s Barr bet Main and Columbia (^
Keariis John, bds Hekekin House O
Keefe D., machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., B
Keefer David, (Keefer & Heingartner,) h n e cor Washington and S'
Ewing CD.
Keefer Peter I., elk U. S. and Am. Express Co ^.
KEEFER & HEINGARTNER, (David Keefer, Martin Heingartner,) ^
merchant tailors 19 Clinton Ht
Keegan Patrick H., conductor P. Ft. W. & C. Rv.,, h 147 W. Washing- ^.
ton O
Keenan M., blksmith P. Ft. W. & C. Ry Q
Kegg Emanuel, carpenter, h n s Butler w of Webster "
Keglaen Adam, lab, h s s Washington 2 e Rockhill ™
Kelioe Thomas, machinist Bass & Hanna, bds 197 E. Levv'is ^;
Keifer , lab, h n s Nirdlingfir av 2 w Bluffton rd ^
Keifer C, wid Morrison, h 166 E. Washington o
Keifer Christian, stone cutter, wks J. Humphrey & Co ^
Keifer Henry, (A. D. Brandriff & Co.,) h 16 E. Washington ^^
Keifer John N., wiper P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 165 Wilt 2'
Keighton Michael, blksmith, h s s LaSalle, bet Hanna and Lafayette o
Keil David S., (Keil & Bro.,) bds Mayer House ^
Keil Louis D., (Keil & Bro.,) bds Mayer House tH
Keil & Bro., (David S. and Louis D.,) books, stationery, wall and. win- ^
dow paper, albums and fancy goods, 2 Phoenix blk. 3^
Keill William, (McLachlan & Keill,) bds Mrs. W. Beattie §^
Keiser D., boat captain, h 116 Broadway ts
Keiser E., carpenier P. Ft W. & C. Ry. Dfl
Keiser Fred, tailor Woodward & Young H
Kelker Anthony, engineer P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 188 Griffith ®
Kelker George, foreman machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 125 Francis ^
Kelker L., engineer P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
Keil en Sebastian, stonecutter, wks J. Humphrey & Co.
Keller Boston, stonemason, h 311 W. Washington
Keller C, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. '
"New York Store," 90 Columbia St., ROOT & CO., Jobbers and
100 FORT WAYNE KES DIRECTORY.
. Keller Charles, wks C. Schmidt & Co., h 224 W. Main
g Keller Charles, jr., wks i). Schmidt & Co., h 224 W. Main
>,Keller J., tireman P. Ft. W. & C. Kj.
j^ Keller John, stonecutter, wks J. Iliinipbrey & Co.
^ Kellett Ediiiond, wks T. W. & W. Ey., h n s Colerick, 3 w Iloaglandav
4-S Kelley Christopher, wks French, Hanna & Co.
^ Kelley Daniel, h 204 E. Wayne
•g Kelley J. W. B , (Ch^rk & Co.,) .■ Cincinnati
S Kelley Patrick, lab P Ft. W. & C. Ry., h sj "Walnut, 3 w Fairfield av.
09
g Keliiker PeterJ blksmith P. Ft. W. & C. Py.,' h 144 E. Jefferson
, Kelley Timothy, lab, h w s Brandritf, 4 vv Webster
"^ Keliiker John, blksmith P. Ft. W & C. Ily., h 144 E. Jefferson
^ Kelly James J., machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ky., h n s Montgomery, 2 w
'^ Lafayette
O Kelly John, boilermkr P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h e s Harrison, 3 n Dawson
kIj' Kelly Michael, elk Gaffney & McDonald, h s s Baker, 3 e Harrison
g Kelly T., carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Py.
g Kelsey Abner A., (Kelsey & Beck,) h 124 W. Main
Kelsey James T., meat market w s Harrison, 1 n Main, h 159 W. Berry
•^ KELSEY PERCIVAL G., physician and surgeon, office, s w cor Berry
0 and Calhoun, bds Hamilton Llouse
r3 Kelsey & Beck, (Abner A. Kelsey, Frisbey T. Beck,) groceries and
S provisions w s Harrison, 2 s Pearl
M Kemer Benton, wks P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds s e cor Lewis and Barr
^Kemkle E. B., machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
2 Kempt' AVilliam, baker Excelsior Bakery, h s s High, 3 w Lima rd.
IB Kendle J., carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
^ Kenehan M., bds National Hotel
>iKen(jman Frederick, carpenter, h n w cor Hamilton and Hanna
g Kenlanlean Jacob, wks P. Ft. W. & C. Rv., h 175 W. Jefferson
eaHKenlon M., machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Rv."
1 Kennedy E. S., student FORT WAYNE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
O Court, cor Main
O) Kennenk Sophia, wid Louis, h 97 E. Madison
pH Kenney Frederick, (^Kenney & Roper,) h 33 Madison
£ Kenney John, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
P3 Kenney Michael, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
P5 Kenney & R >per, (F. Kenney, W. Roper,) contractors in lime and stone,
*y n e cor Barr and Columbia
<D Kenning Frederick, elk William Kenning
g Kenning William, grocer SU Barr, h same
M Kenny Edward R., traveling salesman Huestis & Hamilton
^ Kentschler David, stonecutter, wks J. Humphrey & Co.
^ Kepler Christian, lab T. W. & W. Ry., h e s Griffith, 1 n George
•^ Kepplinger Frank, brakeman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds 45 E.Washington
a Keplinger Jacob, engineer P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 51 Madison
^ Keptland Sappener, h 140 W. Main
g Kerr William J., (Whedon & Kerr,) h 148|E. Berry
ttj Kertner John, lab, h 215 E. Washington
•S KESTEL PETER,
agt ^tna sewing machines, w s Calhoun, 2 n Jefferson, h same. {Seai
eardj)age XII.)
Retailers of Domestics, Sillfs, Sliawls, Dress Goods, Hosiery, Gloves, Notions.
FURT WAYNE KIR DlRECTOllY. 101
Ketcher J., wiper P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
Ketcher Paul, boots and shoes, 86 Calhoun, h same
Ketker F., blksmith P. Ft. W. & 0. Rj. -
Keys Adie, brakeman P. Ft. W. & C. lly., h e s McClellan, 1 s Hoi- ^
man W
Keyser J. Jacob, painter Cliarles h\ Seybold, bds same O
KEYSTONE BLOCK, Calh.mn, cor Columbia ^
Kickley Joseph, polisher N. G. Olds & Son sb
Kieier Christian, carpenter T. \V. & W. Ry., bds s s Wall, 5 w Bluffton "
Plank Road ► ^
Kieser Henry, shoemkr P. Scliulz, h 125 Madison tS
Kiefer Geor-e, lab, h s s Wall, 5 w Bluffton Plank Road S
Kiefharber G., carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. jEj
Kierspe Charles, machinist, h s w cor Mechanic and Front, or Colum- ^
bia rd. onq
Kikly Joseph, lab, h s s Melita, 4 W. Webster ®
Kite J., fireman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. p
Kiley Mary wid Thomas, h s s Colerick, 4 w Prince »
Killeen W., blksmith P. Ft. W. & C. Rv. ZL
Killett Edward, machinist T. W. & W. Ry. g*
Killkare Charles, lab, h 209 Ewin^ g
Killmartin Edward, wks P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds Thomas Lynch ^
Kilpatrick Oscar, farmer, h Spy Run rd, 1 n Flour Mill ?♦
Kimbal , wks Bass & Haima, h T. W. & W. Ry. track <{
Kimball Benjamin H., carpenter, h e s West, 1 n R. R. ^
Kimball Samuel W., piano agt and music teacher, h 111 Broadway ^
Kimball Yirgil M., contractor, h 2i4 W. Berry. g.
Kimmel Michael, lab, 64 S. Hanna S
Kincade Francis B., h s w cor E. Berry and Harmer S^
Kincaid William A., engineer Clark & Rhinesmlth, h 212 Lafayette ^
King George E., machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 142 Madison o
King Jacob, blacksmith, bds Union House 2t
King Jacob, blksmith, h 61 Chnton §
King Philip, contractor, bds 64 E. Columbia 2
Kingsley Henry, conductor P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h s w cor Grand and ©^
Harrison ^
Kinious Frank, drayman, h n s Douglas, bet Lima rd and Cass ^
Kinnaird Robert, machinist T. W. & W. Ry., h n w cor Fairfield av g,
and Henry
Kintner Daniel B., elk Ewing & Miner, bds Mayer House W
Kintz Alexander, mason, h s s Douirlas, 4 w Lima rd. *-i
Kintz Jacob J., blacksmith P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 22 W. Wayne g-
Kintz John, carpenter, bds Lewis, nr Walnut o
Kintz Sylvester, elk Clark & Co. ^
Kintz Thomas, teamster, h s s Jefferson, 3 w College CQ
Kirby James A., sewing machine agt, 2 Aveline Block, h e s Barr. 2 n !g
Washington cd
Kirchner Edward, elk A. D. Brandrlff & Co., bds n w cor Jefferson and ^
Harrison
Kirchner J., carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
Kirkby John, wks T. W. & W. Ry., h s s Bass, 5 w Hoagland av
Kirkham Edward, fireman T. W. & W. Ry., n w cor Griffith and
George
Quick Sales and Small Profits at Biddle & Hoagland's.
102 FORT WAYNE KNO " DIKECTORY.
KirklaiKl John, li 22 W. Water
Kirkly Jului, wks T. W. & W. Ry.
Kirsi)il Charles, luachinist T. W & W. Ry.
05 Riser Ambrose, travehn.ir agt, h 130 W. Wayne
5^Kiser Byroii, salesman Peter Riser, l)ds same
^ Riser Daniel, physician, h lUO W. Main
^ Riser Ellis W., salesman Peter Riser, bds same
^ Riser Peter, general store s s Calhoun, bet Main and Columbia, h 70
Fm W. Wayne
.-Rittler William, turner N. G. Olds & Son
w KLAEHN JOHN J.,
S furniture and upholstery, 44 W. Main, h s s Pearl, 2 w Harrison.
o [/See card p. X.)
^ Rlatt Jacob, lab, h 266 W. Jefferson
tS Rleaber Christopher, masor;, h w s Gay, 2 s Jones
_Rlee John, painter, li n s Baker, 3 e Harrison
"§ Rleimeyer Diedrich, tailor, bds A. Reilmg
5 Rlein John H., pastor German Retorm Church, h 5Y W. Washington
W Rleiner Peter, wks J. T. Relsey, bds same
CO Rley Frederick, cooper, h 236 W. Main
g Rlimiller Henry, watchman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 55 Madison
*5 Rline Charles, lab, h n s IN. LaSalle, bet Lafayette and Clay
'g Rline Frederick, (Rline & Griffith,) h n s W. Washington, bet Griffith
aJ and Fulton
SQ Rline Jacob, groceries and provisions. 80 Columbia, h 126 E. Berry
oT Rline John, salesman Jacob Rline, bds same
ig Rline Peter, clerk, bds 126 E. Berry
O Rline Peter, shoemkr, h 15 E. Washington
„ Rline & Griffith, (Frederick Rline and James M. Griffith,) groceries
^ and provisions, 80 Calhoun
^ Rliner John, ])ainter e s Griffith, 2 s Jefferson, h 198 W. Jefferson
O Rlingnian John, blacksmith, h e s Lafayette, 2 s N. LaSalle
§ Rhngmeyer Gotlieb, tailor Reefer & Heingartner
fa Rlinginberger John, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h n s Buchanan, bet Cass
oa and Hanna
iS Rlitt Jacob, agt Clark & Rhinesmith
9^ Rlix Hugh, china, crockery, glassware, &c., 69 E. Columbia, h same
!§ Rlotz Daniel, salesman H. R. Schwegman, bds same
O Ring Martin, carpenter, h n s E. Wayne, 2 e Hanna
i.pq Rnapp Frank, lab, h s s W. Washington, 2 w Nelson
Qj Rnapp George John, lab P. Ft. AV. & C. Ry., h w s Oakley, 2 s Walnut
■S KMPP ISAAC, M. D., D. D. S.,
..S resident dentist, office Reystone Block, s wcor Calhoun and Colum-
,o bia, u]) stairs, h e s Fairtield av, s city limits. {See card p. X.)
:^ Rnapp William B., dentist I. Rnapp, bds same
'g Rnappenberger John, elk Washington Haskell, bds Mayer House
1— * Rneck Frank, lab, h s s High, 2 w Lima rd
Rneight Dom nick, wks Trier & Tegtmyer, h 165 Holman
Rnight Anthony, machinist, h e s Webster, bet Dawson and Bass
Rnight Jerry, lab, h s w cor Holman and McClellan
Rnoder George W., painter, bds 146 Broadway
Get your Paints, Oils aid Dye Stuffs at Biddle & Hoagland's
FORT WAYNE . KRA DIKBCTORY. 103
Knoll Henry, machinist T. W..& W. Ry. ' ^
Knothe C. T., student PORT WAYNE COMMERCIAL COL- P
LEGE, Court cor Main . S^
Knothe Julius, (Krudop, Brandt & Co.,) h 51 E. Jefferson p^
Knowlton George W., {Root tfe Co.,) h Riverdale, New York g
Knox John J., h 122 W. Wayr" . g
Koch Henry, cigarmkr Char! .laun, bds same 50
Koch Jolm M., saloon, 22 E. ^^..y , "L.
Kochel Richard, engineer Arctic Mills, bds DaniefEberly ^
Kochs Frank J., wks N. Wheeler, h s s High, 4w Lima rd C3
Kock Bernard, (U. Brake & Co.,) bds — E. Washington §
Kock William, tailor John G. Fledderman & Co., h s e cor Washington JT*
and Lafayette ^
Kockmeyer Barney, cjtrpenter, h 153 Lafayette ^
KOEBLE JOHN GEORGE, grocer w s Broadway, 6 s Pritchaixl, nr g,
-^ — - o
CO
tr
R. R. crossing, h same
Koegel Christian, carpenter Lavinia, 2 e Broadway, h n e cor Lavinia
and Broadway
Koeller Peter, shoemkr, bds 15 E.Washington po
CD
e^
Koester Christian, (Paul & Koester,) h s e cor W. Jefferson and Har
rison p
Koester John, shoemkr w 6 Calhoun, bet Jefferson and Lewis, h same g
Koester John H., grocer, w s Calhoun, 7 s Jefferson, h same
Kohler Daniel, engineer, h 23 Monroe ^
Kohlraan John, wks P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h n s Montgomery, 4 w o
Lafayette 2-
Kohltuff" Frederick, wks W. Mayers, bds same ^
Kohrman John B., fireman Trier & Tegtmeyer, h 79 W. Washington "rl
Kolbacher Adam, wks P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h e s Lafayette, 6 s La- ^.
Salle • g
Kelp George A., (Hermsdorfer & Co.,) h 198 W. Wayne 2
Kolp John A., bds S. Ell
Komp Daniel, carpenter, h s e cor Washington and Rockhill $3^
Konig E., (Rev.), pastor St. Paul's Catholic Church, h n e cor W. §*
Washington and Griffith p'
Koons A., fireman P. Ft, W. & C Ry. g
Koop John A., (Jolm A. Koop & Co.,) bds Charles Stein 83.
Koop John A. tte Co., (John A. Koop and Henry Schums,) notions,^
fancy goods, toys, bird cages, etc., 96 Columbia ^
Kopp Michael, moulder, h n w cor Hanna and Montgomery g
Koster Joseph, carpenter, bds 50 E. Columbia J"^
Kostrenske Abraham, peddler, h 12i Harrison m
Kouder Feldy, lab, bds ]3 Hood £*
KOVER 0. J., 3.
CO
painter house sign and ornamental, Robinson's Block, head of Co- 2
lumbia, h same. {See side lines) ' m.
Kraff C, boilermkr P. Ft. W. & C Ry. ^
Kraft Frederick, lab, h s e cor Jefferson and Broadway <t»
Kraii Christian, mason, h s s Ewing, bet Washington and Wayne 2-
Kramer Barney, elk, h 71 Lafayette
Kramer Bernard, cutter John G. Fledderman & Co., h 47 Madison
Kramer Christian, salesman C. Orff & Co., bds 128 Madison
ROOT & CO., 90 Columbia St., keepalarg. stock of Cloakings, Cloths,
104 FORT WAYNE KYL DIRKCTORY.
Kramer Fred, printer "W. II. Norton, bds 128 Madison
Kramer Martin, l)lksmith, li 123 E. Lewis
Kramer Peter, lab, li Spy Ran rd.
O Kramer William, lah P. Ft. W. & C. Rr., b 147 Madison
g^KRATZSCH HERMAN, groceries .-aid provisions, 84 Calhoun, h
cd same '
^ Kready Jolin, elk, bds Hedekin House
4-a Kreamer Christian, carpenter, h 296 W. Jefferson
o Kreamer William, mouldei-, wks Murray & Bennigin
P^ Kreig Samuel, l)rakeman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds 45 E. Washington
^Kreniuel Trangott, tailor, w s Calhoun, 3 w Washington, h same
CO Krenthater AY., carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
5 Kress M., lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
;S Kretti Valentine, br-keman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds s w cor Calhoun
^ and Baker
„Kretner Joseph, wks N. Wheeler
"^ Krettner Caroline, wid Joseph, h s w cor Broadway and. Wilt
o Krider D., blksmith P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
PQ Krift Frederick, carpenter, h 169 S. Lafayette
^ Kroll Rudolph, wks P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h s w cor Washington and
Q Francis
f^ Kronemiller G., boilerwasher P. Ft. W. & C. Ry
g Kronmiller Leonard, cooper, ws N. Cass, bet Fourth and Fifth, h same
c^ Krozenkinger Christian, h w s Lima rd, bet canal feeder fvnd Douglas
33 Kruck Hansom, teamster, h 233 E. Jefferson
g Krndop John, (Krndop, Brandt & Co..) h 27 W. Jefferson
jg Krudop, Brandt & Co., (John Krudop, Frederick Brandt, Julius Knothe
o and Lewis Schroeder,) saw mill, w s Cass, bet Water and Canal
r Krule R., carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
O KrusG Ernst, carpenter T. W. & W. Ry., h w s Webster, 3 s Washing-
o ton
g Kruse Ernest H., lab, h 211 Madison
2 Krnse Frederick, elk William Kruse, h 60 W. Washington
g Kruse William, grocer, w s Barr, 2 s Washington, bds same
S Kruser H., machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
»^ Kufhal Henry, shoemkr, h Harrison
<u Kuhne F. W., elk Auditor's office, h n s Jefferson, 4 w Ewing
g Kulman Jacob, watchman J. C. Bowser & Co.
rt Kuiikle Erastus B , machinist, h 128 E. Wayne
M Kuntz Adam, butcher J. T. Kelsey, h s s Columbia rd, 1 w of thebridge
Jg Kuntz Jacob, machinist J. C. Bowser & Co., h 254 W. Jefferson
*■» Kuntz Peter, h Spy Run rd, nr French Brewery
.g Kurntzel F., mach'inist Bass & Hanna
O Kuser John, hih, h e s Cass, 4 n Hicjh
g Kutner A., brass moulder P. Ft. wf^ C. Ry.
g Kutner Joseph, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 233 E. Jefferson
NN Kvh' Abraham P., (A. P. Kyle & Co.,) h 166 Broadway ,
KYLE A. P. & CO.,
(Abraham P. Kyle, Isaac J. Barlow and Ambrose Adam?,) pump
mnfrs, 164 Broadway. {See card page IX.)
Cassimeres, Blankets, Flannels, Underwear, Fancy Woolens, Furs.
FORT WAYNE LAN DIRECTORY. 105
o
Lacliaemaier John Frederick, carpenter, bds n e cor Lavinia and Broad- "
way
Ladd Warren, elk D. S. Beaver, h 129 W. Wayne W
Ladendorf H., tinner P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds National Hotel §
Laeb Henry, mason, h 77 Madison M
Laeser Francis, li n s Wall 2 w Bluifton rd S3
Lafflar Henry, h 6Q W. Jefferson m
Lafheenzs Henry, lab, li 278 W. Jefferson o
Lahman Jacob, carpenter, h n s Williams 2 w Harrison w
Lalunier Daniel, carpenter T. W. & W. Ry., li 252 W. Jefferson ^
Lahmire J., carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry M
Laible Christian, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., hn s Henry 2 wHoagland avo5'
LAID LAW WALTER, slate roofer, h Columbia rd nr Canal ^
Laird William, conductor P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds 16 S. Calhoun g
Lake William, painter Starkey & Rupert, bds Mrs. Stapleford Q^
La^emiller Jacob, shoemkrP. Wonlfe, bds same O
La.ley James, watch mkr Mayer & Graffe, bds Mayer House 3
Lamb Charles, bds 123 E. Washington g
Laiib David, machinist T. W. & W. Ry., h s e cor Fairfield av and g
Butler »
Laner John, fireman T. W. & W. Ry., h 8 Sturgis (o
Lanley Moses, (Lamley & Rosenthal,) h 179 W. Wayne m
Lanley & Rosenthal, (Moses Lamley, Max Rosenthal,) tobaco, cigars pa^
and confectionery 6 Keystone block P
Lafnond Adolph, moulder J. C. Bowser & Co CD
Lalnpke Henry, boatman, h 19 W. Washington ^
Lanpman David, farmer, h n s Wilt 2 w College ^
Laicaster John, machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry o'
Laicaster Robert, lab Bass & Hanna p'
Laicke Frederick, machinist T. W. & W. Ry §
Laidick Leonard, brakeman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry,, bds 16 S. Calhoun !=*.
Laidis Jacob, carpenter, h e s Clinton 3 s Main ^
Laidsinan Frederick, wks Trier & Tegtmyer, h w s N. Cass 3 s First S
Laidsman Henry, lab, h s s High 4 w of Lima rd §
L?ig Aemilius J., salesman Townley, De Wald, Bond & Co., bds^
; Mayer House m
Lflig Edward, foreman job room DemoGvat office, bds n w cor W. Main pa
and Cass £^
Lsng George, barber shop 21 Calhoun, h Bloomingdale o3'
liiuigiLeonard, engineer T. W. & W. Ry., h s s Bass 3 w Hoagland av §
Lang\William, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h n s E. Wayne 2 e Hanna ^
Lang^., carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry SJ
Lang^R., professor Concordia College, bds same ®
Langh\inrich Ernest, wks C. Schmidt & Co r*
LangoVe John, teamster, h Lima rd bet Canal feeder and Douglas
Langs v., lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry
Lankemn Henry, coi-n\)0&iiov Indiana Staais Zeitxing
Lankna Francis, carpenter T. W. & W. Ry., h n s W. Jefferson 1 w
of Yebster
o
4-3
CO
o
Fancy Soaps, Perfumery, and Toilet Articles at
106 FORT WAYNK LEII DIEECTORY.
Lannigaii Patrick, lab, li e s Bluffton plank rd nr P. Ft. "W. & C. Ry.',
ci'ussinoj
Lapp H., carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry
Lapp Henry, oaker Henry Lnmel, bds 20 E. Berry
Large Joscpii S , (Rev.) pastor Trinity Church, h 142 E. Main
Larkey Philip, shoemkr, bds 15G Harrison
52 Larrabee Thomas, salesman Ash & McC ill loch, li ss Sturgis 3 w Fnlton
t: La Rue Henry B., engineer P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds Continental Hotel
M Larwill John S., agrictdtural implements, bds Hamilton House
_Lau Susan, (Shelling & Lau,) cor Washington and Calhoun
'^ Lau Thomas, architect and contractor, h s w cor Calhoun and Wash-
o ington
W Lauber Frederick, sausagemkr, bds 107 Francis
JM Laude Joseph, cabinetmkr, h 56 E. Water
§ Lauer Paul, bricklayer, h 70 E. Jeiferson
M Lauferty Alexander S., salesman Lauterty & Bro., bds 75 W. Berry
•g Lauterty Isaac, (Lauterty & Bro.,) h 75 W. Berry
o Lauferty Max J., (Lauferty & Bro.,) h 95 W. Main
P^ Lauferty Simon, elk Lauferty & Bro., bds 95 W. Main
cp Lauterty & Bro,, (Isaac and Max J.,) dry goods, clothiers, &c., 108
Pd Columbia
W Lauferty S. L., student FORT WAYNE COMMERCIAL C0LLE31E,
Q Court, cor Main
y Laughlin Charles, ins. agt, bds Mrs. R. Barrett
,^ Laughlin James, spokemkr N. G. Olds & Son
- Laurent Antoine, elk John Laurent, bds same
Laurent John, wines and liquors, whol and importer, s w cor Colunbia
cS and Barr, h same
<D Lavanway Frank, painter, h 43 E. Water
g Lawrence Edward E., conductor P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 223 W. Jef-
Q ferson
^Lawson Robert P., propr Ft. Wayne Marble Works, n e cor Main and
■5 Cass, h same
^g Leach Alice, saleswoman Flora Sexton, bds Will Gay
*g Leach Edward, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h w s Fairfield av, 2 s
•^ Taylor
^ Leach tfohn S., carpenter, h n s Poplar, 2 w Fairfield av.
g Leacli William, brakeman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds 16 S. Calhoun
l2 Leahman Charles, lumber dealer, h 129 E. Washington
^ Leaper Robert T., machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds 49 E. Lewis
a Learman S. IL, tinner P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
"^ Learmon Christian, drayman, h 257 E. Jefferson
§ Learmon Christian, lab, bds 257 E. Jefferson
.fapLearnibn William, lab, bds 257 E. Jefferson
BQ Leathers (ieorge C, route agt Am. Ex. Co., h n s Holman, 2 e Calhoun
g Leeser Charles H., (Lee6er'& Etzold,) h Broadway, bet R. Ll. and
o Wall
^Leeser & Etzold, (Charles H. Leeser, John H. Etzold,) boot aid shoe
a> makers, e s Calhoun, 4 n Washington
CU Leeson John, machinist P. Ft. W. &'^G. Ry., h 96 Lafayette
Leggett James, wks Stanley Bieber & Co., bds Mrs. E. RockUl
Lehman John, painter T. W. & W. Ry., h 216 E. Washingtoi
Lenker Yalentine, wks Beck's Brewery, h Bloomingdale ^
Lennart John, carpenter, h 88 E. Madison ^ g
MEYER BROTHERS & CO., 2 Keystone Block.
FOET WAYNE LlC DIRECTORY. 107
Lehman Samuel, tinner, h 74 Calhoun
Lehnecker Christian, lab, bds s e cor Calhoun and Washington
Lehneke Frederick, machinist T. W. & W. Ry., h n s Noel, 10 e Fair-
■ Held av.
Lehr George P., wiper P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 70 E. Jeflferson ff
Lehr Justis, plasterer, h s s Sturgis, 2 w Fulton g
Lehrman John, blksmith P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds National Hotel g
Leibnitz Charles, stonecutter, wks J. Humphrey & Co. ^.
Leichner John, saloon and restaurant 120 Columbia, h same ^
Leifels Joseph J., propr National Hotel and leader brass band, h e b ^
Barr, bet Montgomery and Holman ®
Leithe A., lab Bass & Hanna W
Lekauf John, butcher, 98 Barr §
Lemle John, crockerymkr Columbia rd, nr the bridge, h s s Columbia g
rd, 4: w of the bridge * -t
Lendlan William, teamster, h s e cor W. Washington and Ewing g*
Lendmin William, policeman, h 85 Pritchard w
Lenker Henry, cabin etmkr, wks John M. Miller i-t
O
Lenon C, Mrs., dress and cloak maker 92 Columbia, h same -^
Lenon Charles, salesman E. Woodward, h 92 Columbia p
Lenz James, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 229 W. Washington "^
Leon John, brakeman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds 228 Lafayette ^
Leonard Henry, machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 146 Jackson o
Leonard J., carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. ^
LEONARD PARK M., physician and surgeon, office, 6 Phoenix block, ^
h 200 W. Washington g
Leonard William, gunsmith r 54 Barr, h same ^
Lepley C, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. o
Lepley C, machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. g-
Lepper Henry, carpenter, h 240 E. Jefferson
Lepple Gottlieb, lab, P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h s s Duryea, 3 w Hoagland S
avenue o
Leser Henry, teacher Evangelical Lutheran School, bds 33 Madison ^
LESMAN JACOB, g
propr Mayer House, s e cor Calhoun and Wayne. {/See card Bus- §*
iness Register^ g
Letourmaux Frederick, shoemkr, bds 50 E. Columbia
Leuber William, lab, h e s Harrison, 2 s Bass ^
Lendenberger Christoplier, machinist J. C. Bowser & Co. m
Levi August, peddler, h 67 W. Main o
Lew Jacob, lab P. Ft. W. & C Ry., h e s Lafayette, 6 s LaSalle 3-
Lewis B., engineer P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. ^
Lewis Bayless A., dyer A. S. Jerman, bds same p»
Lewis Clark A., foreman newsroom Gazette office, h 96 W. Water *^
Lewis Ira, h e s Lima rd, bet Fifth and Sixth O
Lewis Levi, wks J. F. Fletcher, bds Pennsylvania House
Lewis Samuel, (McElfactrick & Lewis,) h s s Montgomery, 2 w Clay
Libenets Charles, stonecutter, bds 1 56 Harrison
Licauf Nicholas, wks P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 23 Hood
I
Drugs. Medicines and Dye Stuffs at
'^ 108 FOliT WAYNE LIT DIKKOTOKY.
o : ~ — ■
PQ Licof Jolni, butcher, h 84 E, Wayne
03 Lieber Francis, phvsician 17 E. Main, h 109 Lafayette
g Liew Chris., wks K. R. Dininii; Eooms, bds same
•g Licriret A. Robert, (A. D. Reid & Co.,) bds Main Street Exchange
>%Lillie James, (Lillie & Brothei-,) h Huntington
,3 Lillie John, (Lillie & Brother.) h 293 W. Washington
2 Lillie Joseph, Jr., student FORT WAYNE COMMERCIAL COL-
. LEGE, Court, c ^r Main
hr Lillie Samuel, Jr., brick machine mnfr, h Maumee rd
CO LILLIE & BROTHER,
O (John auvl James,) lime, plaster, hair, cement, and building stone,
^ w s N. Calhomi, on the Canal. {See card p. YIL)
cQ Limbert Casper, bhicksmith, h s vv cor W. Jefferson and Van Buren
p- Limcolly William, moulder Bass.& Hanna, h 206 E. Washington
W Limecooly Frederick R., policeman, h s s E. Lewis, 2 w Francis
S Lincoln Charles, machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h n s Iloiman, 4 w La-
pS fayette
flj Lincoln Henry, wks F. Eckert, bds same
O Lindenberofh Christ., wks St<>rr's Foundry, bds 38 Madison
^ LINDENWOOD CEMETERY, Huntineton rd. one mile and a half
to'
>< west of the city
W Linderman Henry, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 108 Wilt
^ Lindley Nelson D., machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h n 8 Holnian, 3 e
p^ Lafayette
<1 Lindon II., bds Mayer House
S Line Anna, cloak and dressmkr n w cor Wayne and Harrison, h same
+g Ling J., lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
^ Lingenfelser Eniil, trunkmkr, bds 51 E. Main
o Lingenfelser Henry, trunkmkr, bds 51 E. Main
^ Lingenfelser John, trunk mnfr and dealer 51 E. Main, h same
f^ Lingenfelter Locust R., machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 8 w cor Lafa-
° yette and Wallace
o Lining C, boilermkr P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
^ Lininger Jacob K., brakeman, bds n e cor Gay and Charley
^ Lining er Peter S., section master P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., li n e cor Gay
ja and Charley
*^ Link George N., carpenter, h s e cor Jefferson and Hanna
W? Linka Hannah, wid Henry, h w s Van Buren, 4 n River
*§ Linker Henry, butcher Frederick Eckert, h s w cor Marion and Bowser
oLipesC. T., student FORT WAYNE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
^ Court, cor Main
- LIPES HENRY H.,
fao president FORT WAYNE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, Court,
M ^ cor Main, h 94 E. Washington
rt Lipking -, grocer, h n s George, 1 e Broadway
Harrison
^ Lippman Reinhard, shoemkr, bds 156
73 Litot George A., miller St. Joe Mills, h nr the mills
pj Little Alfred, furniture tiuislier, bds 86 E. Main
g Little George A., lab Bass & Hanna, h 145
^ Little George G., lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h
W. Water
^ ^iLuiv. ^v^iji^t; V*., ichu J. . X' L. »* . Kx, kj. ±wy., h 64 S. Hanna
^Litt
Berry
O Little George O., Rev., pastor Second Presbyterian Church, h 87 W.
GQ
MEYER BEOTEERS & CO., 2 Keystone Block.
FOliT WAYKE LOU IjIREUTORY. 100
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Liverpool and London and Globe Fire and Life Ins. Co., o
Julin S. Irwin, agt, office Mercliauts' JNational Bank g*
Loades Joseph, cabinetmkr Benjamin H. Tower bq
Loao- George, dentist Evan Snider, bds Main Street Exchange
Loas U., hib Bass & Hanna, h LaSalle add
Locker D., carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry o
LockUn Samuel W , patternnikr Murray & Bennigin, h 21 Holman g.
Lockwood Edwin, machinist P. Ft. W.'& C. Ry., h 140 W. Wayne g
Lock wood John, farmer, h 28 E. Berry ts
Loder John B., moulder Bass & Hanna, h 158 Madison ^
Loemeyer Henry, drayman, h s e cor Montgomery and Monroe -*i
Logan Frank, carriagemkr, bds 21 Doughis av Cd
Logan Fred, blksmith J. Fry, bds J. M. Gribben g
Loiran J., blksmith P. Ft. W. & C. Ry ^ ^
Logan Lot, brakeman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h s s Duryea 2 w Hoagland pa
avenue p.
Logg William, carpenter and joiner shop, al bet Clinton andBarr, Berry ^
and Main, h lOO Fairfield av 3 n ot' Henry tr
Lohman George D., porter Meyer Bros. & Co §
Loman Mark, h e s Main bet High and Bowser " ^
Lomis William, moulder J. C. Bowser & Co ^
Lonergau F. I., mill wright Bass & Hanna m
Lonergan John Y., machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h e s Gay bet Jones g
and Grant jgcJ
Lonergan Thomas D,, patternmkr Bass & Hanna, h 156 Madison ^
Long A. J., bds Mayer House ' ^
Long Barbara, wid Abraham, bds 39 E. Water S
Long llattie J., wid Henry, h 240 E. Jefferson *-
Long John, salesman H, N. Ward 59
L<^iig John C, brakeman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 20 William ^
Long Joseph, carpenter, h 88 Madison ^
LUNG MASON, groceries and provisions 71 Calhoun, h same ^
Long William, lab, bds 208 Ewing |^
Longiienry Ernest, wks C. Schmidt & Co., h 81 E. Wayne f^j
Loomis C, inouider'Bass & Hanna ga
Loop Jaujes P., spokemkr N. G. Olds & Son, h 6S Montgomery
Loos Henry, lab, h s w cor LaSalle and Lafayette q
Lopp Henry, lab, h n s Douglas bet Lima rd and Cass jj^
Lcdear , shoemkr Markley, Schrader & Co ~
Lordier August, wheelbarrowmkr, h s s LaSalle bet Hanna and Lafa- 2|
3'6tte '
Loriflard Fire Ina. Co. of New York, H. C. Hartman, agt, Hamilton's ^
Hall bidg, Fort Wayne ^
Lose Levi H., carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h s s Douglas av 2 w Har-ve^
rison C-*
Lotford Thomas, painter A. H. Yergens, h Barr st §
Lother , lab, h 151 E. Lewis «>
Louer Benedict, (Schell & Louer,) h n s Wayne 2 e of Calhoun gd
Louer Gerald, mason, h s s Columbia rd or Front st bet Cherry and o
Centre pq'
Loitr Conrad, lab, h Maumee rd
Lour Peter, wks Bass & Hanna, h n s Jefferson 4 e of Francis
Try Biddle & Hoagland's Royal Baking Powder.
110 FORT WAYNE LYT DIRECTOKY.
Lono;liin William, brakeman, li w s Hood 4 w Pritchard
Loiigliliu Charles, machinist P. Ft. W. & G. Ry, h 49 E. Lewis
Loutheru J., engineer P. Ft. W. & C. Ry
Lovejoy , brakeman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., li 91 Lewis
Lower Henry, mason, h s s Nirdlinger av
4j Lower John, watchman T. W. & W. Ry., h w s Taylor 2 w Pine
2 Lowrie John M., (Rev.) pastor First Presbyterian Church, h 106 W.
*2 Wayne
CQ Lowry Milton J., brakeman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds 52 Douglas av
§ LoydRichard, boarding house, n w cor Jetferson and Barr
.52 Lucas Sarah E., wid John B., li n w cor Main and Harrison
^ Luckey Kate, domestic Mrs. Hanna, E. Lewis bet Division and Walnut
^ Ludie Andrevv, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h Force s w cor Herndou
•^ Luebking Oliarles H., (E. Zwick & Co.) h n s Greorge 1 e Broadway
4^ Luers John II., Right Rev. Bishop of Fort Wayne, h n e cor Calhoun
§ and Lewis
£2 Luhmon William, tailor, h 137 E. Lewis
„ Luley F. Jacob, pattern mkr Bass & Hanna, h Hanna, n e cor Jones
-f^ Luley Frank, coremkr Bass & Hanna, h s e cor Jones and Hanna
g Luley Philip, moulder P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h es Hanna 2 n of Hough
a LUMBARD LUCIAN, agent Grover & Baker sewing machine, Tl Co-
iS Inmbia, h 79 Main
prt Lunihard Sanford, sect. State Ins. Co., office Hamiltons old bank bldg,
Clinton, h 79 W Main
S LUMBERMANS FIRE INS. CO. of CHICAGO, ILL.,
•S Durgin & Edsall, agts, room 6, Burgess blk.
p^ Lundy Hugh, drayman, h w s Fairtield av,, opp. Bass
^ Lundy John, blksmith, P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h s s Wallace, bet Lafayette
^bO and Calhoun
W Lutford Thomas, painter, h e s Barr, 2 n Wayne.
g Luther Francis M., machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 208 Lafayette
^P Lutheran Cemetery^ Maumee road e city limits
Q Lutheran (English) Church, s e cor Wayne and Clinton, William Ruth-
2^ raufF, pastor.
pui Luxenburger Philip, wks P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., H n w cor Pine and
3 Taylor
^ Lye Louis, fireman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 92 E. Jefferson
CQ Lyles John, machinist Bass & Hanna, h 251 E. Jefferson
- Lynch John, blksmith P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h n e cor Lafayette and
Sj Buchanan
> Lynch John, helper T. W. & W. Ry., h Grand, opp. T. W. & W. Ry.
O shop
« Lynch John, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 104 E. Madison
t~i Lynch John E., carpenter, bds 152 E. Washington
- Lynch Matthew, checkman, Frgt. Dept. P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., has Bass,
w Hoagiand av.
Lynch Thomas, blksmith, h w s Kansas, 1 n Melita
Lynn Lewis, trader, h 197 W. Washington
Lytle Charles M., student, bds 146 W Berry '
Lytle Wiliam, lawyer, h 146 W. Berry
Biddle & Hoagland's Baking Powder is sold everywhere.
FORT WAYWE McD DIEECTOKY. Ill
Mc. I
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McALLASTEE Giles C, h 86 Lewis
McAnulty Nancy, wid. Francis, li w s Harrison, cor. Melita
McAnulty William, shoemkr., bds 156 Harrison.
McBennett Francis, carpenter G. Myer, bds same CD
McCatfertj John, lab. T. W. & W. Ry., bds Mrs. P. Barrett td
McCaffney T., boilermkr. P. Ft. W. & 0. Ry. g
McCain Margaret, wid., bds 62 Barr C3
McCann John, night watchman T. W. & W. Ry. Depot, h e s Grand, 3 S5
w of Webster ^^
McCai del David S., carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 228 Lewis »
McCaithy D., fireman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. S
McCarthy Timothy with D. O'Connels & Bro., bds E. Berry p2
McCartney D., lab P. Ft. W. &. C. Ry. g
McCartney John, sheriff Allen connty, office Court House, h County o
Jail C3
McCarty Patrick, wks T. W. & W. Ry., h s w cor Hoagland av and S
Colerick
►T3
McCauly James, shoemkr, h n s Colerick, 4 W. Hoagland av S
McClaren Sarah A., wid David, h 105 Jackson v^
McClellan James Q., biakeman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds Mrs. M. J. q
Aiken ^
McClure M. M., wks Jared Cothrell, bds same C3
McColgan Mary, wid. James, saloon Virginia, opp. Spoke Factory, h -
same. W
McConanghey Butler, brakeman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds A. White- g
head. jr:
McConnell Alice, wid., boarding, h n s Buchanan, bet Cass and Hanna o
McCormic Edward P., with G. W. Bowen, bds 49 Barr ^
McCormick John, fireman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h n s Chicago 1 e ^
Webster ™
McCouch William, fireman T. W. & W. Ry., h n w cor Fairfield av and o
Locust ^
McCrea Thomas F., engineer C. & G. E. Ry., h 35 E. Wayne O
McCreary Benjamin F., blksmith P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 160 Lewis fL
McCulloch Charles, (Allen Hamilton & Co.,) h w end Water g*
McCuUoch Fred. H., (Ash & McCulloch,) h w end of Water g
McCulloch Hugh, (Allen Hamilton & Co.,) h west end Water. *^
McCuUough Benjamin W., (William W. Updegraff" & Co.,) bds Mayer 5*
Hou&e
McCULLOUGH THOMAS P., physician and surgeon, office 80^ Cal- 3
houn, h 34 Douglas av ~
McCurdy Andrew, salesman C. Orfi'& Co., h n w cor Wayne and Har- ^
rison 4^
McDermott C, blksmith P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. ' p
McDermott James, brass moulder P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h e s Calhoun, ^
3 8 Wallace
McDermott P., blksmith P. Ft. W, & C. Ry.
McDole John, engineer P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 77 Montgomery
"Housekeeping," "Dry Goods," KOOT &C0., offer the Best Quality of
112 FOKT WAYNE MoK DIKECTORY.
I^rcDonald Burt P., dentist J. B. Brown, bds E. McDonald
]\[cI)on;ild Eniinot H., elk Troasurors's office, h s e cor Lima rdand Sixth,
Blconiiiiiidale
■g McD'jnald James B., mason, h 173 Ilolman
2 McDonald Patrick, (McDonald & Gaifney,) h s s Baker, 3 e Harrison
** McDonald R. T., salesman A. S. Evans
^ xMcDi)nald William M., bds Hedekiu House
o McDOXALD & GAFFNEY, (Patrick McDonald and William Gaffney,)
■S saloon, w s Calhoun, 3 n Chicago
^5 McD()Uii;al Allick, wks A. J. Read, bds Union House
j2 .McDOUGAL'S block, n w cor Calhoun and Berry
-.McDongal Jt)hn, (McDougal & Co.,) h n s Wayne, 1 w Webster
I McDOUGAL & CO.,
M (John McDougal, T. B. Shoaff and William Dunn,) notions, carpets,
^ 7 Keystone Block
§ McElfatrick Edward, carpenter, h 152 E. Washington.
52 McElfatrick JosiahH., carpenter, bds 152 E. Washington
;S McElfatrick Morgan, student FORT WAYNE COMMERCIAL COL-
o LEGE, Court, cor Main
P^ McElfatrick Mollie, Mrs., h 82 Montgomery
^McElfatrick William D., (McElfatrick & Lewis,) h 78 Montgomery
•g McElfatrick & Lewis, (W. D. McElfatrick and Samuel Lewis,) mnfrs of
■^ flooring, siding, mouldings, etc., cor Clinton and Water
j£ McElroy William H., engineer T. W. & W. Ry.^
o McFee William, (Cochrane, Humphrey & Co.,) h n w cor Jefferson and
.^ Kelson
■^ McFarker John, machinist T. W. & W. Ry., bds 128 Broadway
g McGeary Daniel, brakeman P. Ft, W. & Or Ry., bds Owen Farnan
g McGee JPcitrick, City Marshall, office 9 Clinton', h 35 W. Main
Q Mv;Gill Hush, lab, wks Murray & Bonnigia
r^ M Ginnis James, boilermkr, h n s Buchanan, nr Lafayette
g McGrady Edward, shoemkr P. Woulfe
McGi-ady John, mason, h n w cor Barr and Wayne
o McGrady William, plasterer, h 106 E. Madison
^McGi-ath Thomas, painter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h n s Bass, 2 w Hoag-
^ land av
® McGraw Thomas, wks P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h n s Bass, 2 w Hoagland
qj avenue
^McGuire Owen, telegraph repairer, h n s Baker, 2 w Calhoun
p^ McGowan Hugh, boilermkr, h w s Lafayette, 3 s Wallace
^McGowan John, boilermkr P. Ft. W. & C Ry., bds w s Lafayette, 3 8
g Wallace
^ McGowan Michael, boilermkr P. Ft. W. & C. Ry,, bds w s Lafayette, 3
O e Wallace
W McIIuiney James, wks Cochrane, Humphrey & Co.
^^ McLitosh Marv A., wid Joseph, bds 12-i Barr
. McKean WilliSm F., foreman machine shop Bass & Hanna, h 184 E.
O Jefferson
McKee John H., elk W, Hull, bds same
McKinzie R,, blksmith P, Ft, W. & C. Ry.
McKinley Alexander, express messenger, h 216 Lafayette
Table Linens, Sheetings, Toweiin^s, Toilet Quilts, Napkins. NEW YORK STORE
FORT WAYNE McQ DIRECTORY, 113
McKinley Perry, teamster, h n e cor Second and Lima rd
McKinlej William, carpenter, h 48 E, Wayne
McKINME HENRY, ^
propr R. R. Dining Rooms, P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. depot, h same. '
{ISeecard business Tiegist^7\) -
McKinney James, lab, h 10 W, Wayne W
McKinnoy Mortimer, fireman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds 16 S. Calhoun S
McKinzie George, machinist T. W. & W. Ry.,'h n s Sturcris, 2 w Ful- W
ton S3d
McKniglit James, blksmith P. Ft. W.c% C. Ry., h ssLasaile, bet Ilanna tC
and Lafayette o
McLacIilin James, boilermkr, wks McLachlin & Keill §
McLachlin Neil, (McLachlin & Keill,) h s end Calhoun, city limits «P
McLachlin William, patternmkr, wks Murray & Bennigin CO
McLAOHLAN k KEILL, ^
(Neil McLachlan, William Keill,) boiler and steam engine builders ^
Harrison, cor Chicago. p^
McLain George B., student Evan Snider, h Piqua Plank Road O
McLain Peter, wks T. W. & W. Ry., bds James Woodworth 3
McLaine Patrick, i(5e dealer, h 228 E. Jefferson ^
McLaugldin Daniel, lab, h 33 Lewis 3
McLehr Tellraau, brickmkr, h n w cor Bass and Hoagland av. §
McMalin Robert, (ireman N. G. Olds & Son, bds Mt^. Ann Hartman ^
McMahon Sylvester, brakeman P. Ft. W. & C. Rv., bds Mrs R Barrett *Il
McMahon William, blksmith P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h n s Holman 1 e p
Barr ' g-
McMallin James, boilermkr P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h w s Calhoun, nr city cd
limits j^
McMillen John, boilermkr T. W. & W. Ry. "^
McMillen John, machinist T. W. & W. Ry., bds Mrs. W. Beattie g.
McM(megal Josiah, switchman P. Ft. W.& C. Ry., h n s Holman, 1 e §•
Lafayette ^
McMuUen James, boilermkr, h w s S. Calhoun, nr Suttonfield §
McMullen Melissa, wid Richard, h 9i E. Washincrton c»
McMullen William H., artist ' Shoaff's Art GaUery, bds 91 E. Wash- td
ington ^
McNair Charles, carpenter, hue cor Fairfield av and Henrv S-
McNamara John W., patent ricrht agt, bds 160 Broadway " ^
McNamara Peter, gardener, h n s Holman, 2 w Lafayette S'
McNamara Thomas, lab P. Fr. W. & C. Ry. ^
McNannmi W., spokemia- N. G. Olds & Son g-
McNanny Thomas, lab, wks Alfred Hattersley o
McNown W., tinner P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. ^
McNnlty William, shoemkr M. Noll, bds 1.56 Harrison 5?
McPhaii William, foreman machinists T. W. & W. Rv., h 202 Ewinff 3
McPnerson E L., conductor P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., brls"Aveline House ^
Mci herson Henry C, salesman E. Woodward, bds Aveline House
McQuiston William H., bkpr C. Orff & Co., bds Mayer House
Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Glass at
114 FORT WAYNE MAN DIRECTORY.
I M.
S r • X,
o MADDOX George, salesman B. W. Oakley & Son, b n a Lewis, bet
§ Webster and'Harrison
■g Maddox John, carpenter, b 23 W. Lewis w n « TJi»ff
>» Madison WiUiam, inacbinistr. Ft. W. & C. Ry., b n s Wall, 6 w Bluff-
M ton rd.
Zl Maneban Timotby, wks Henry Bond, bds same
- Macrernis Charles, wagonmlvr Tbomas Stevens, b 83 Montgomery
jg Ma|nus W., wiper P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. ,^ ^ ^
^ Maban James, helper T. W. & W. Ry., b 168 W. Jefferson
Sf Mahan John, fireman F. Ft. W. & C. Ry., b 168 W. Jefferson
Mabankey Christ, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., b 108 Madison
Mabanki 'Fritz, Lab, b s s Lligb, 3 w Van Buren
Maher Catherine, wid James, b n s Duck al, bet Cbnton and Barr
« Mahony Daniel, lab, b w s Lima rd, bet canal feeder and Douglas
•* Mabony Patrick, macbinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds National Hotel
■2 Mahoney Tbomas, bartender McDonald & Gaffuey, bds s s Baker, 3 e
o Harrison t-. t ^
M Mabrt Conrad, harnessmkr C. Neireiter, b 185 E. Jetierson
o
Maier John J., student FORT WAYNE COMMERCIAL COL-
>>Maburin Isaac, teacher, b 219 W. Main
S Maier John G., b 78 Lafayette
o Maier John J., student FOI
LEGE, Court, cor Main, bds 78 Lafayette
S Maier Willis D., b 78 W. Main
-aMAIN STREET EXCHANGE, • ^ . ^'
♦» A. Freeman, jr., propr, n s Main, bet Calboun and Harrison, [bee
<D CO/'d 7)- X-) -rrr i J
-^ Maine George W., wiper P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., b n e cor Walnut and
^ Oakley'
Maic
CQ
'^ Major David H., student FORT WAYNE COMMERCIAL COL-
LEGE, Coui-t, cor Main, bds w s Barr, 4 s Wayne
oa Major John, carpenter, bds 28 E. Berry
O Mahitt William, boarding b Grand, 3 w Harrison
^ Malcolm John, carpenter, b n s Jefferson, 2 e Nelson
c« Maley Patrick, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
p^ Malhince James, painter O. J. Kover, bds same
M Malone Kate, dressmkr, bds 87 E. Washington
3 Maloy C, blksmitb P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
S Maloy Edward, fireman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds W. Malatt
ffi Mamer F., carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
O Manaban Patrick, wks Spoke P'actory, bds National Hotel
^ Manary J., carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
>4 Manchester C, fireman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
W Maiio-rii Bridget, wid Patrick, b s w cor Fairfield av and Walnut
^ MANHATTAN FIRE UN'S. CO., OF NEW YORK, H. H. Bossier,
^ agt, room 4, over Hamilton's Bank
^ Maidiattan Life Ins. Co., of New York, George F. Stinchcomb, agent,
;3 Aveline Block, 71 Calhoun
Maniare Fraidv, carpenter, b 229 E. Jeflerson
MEYER BROTHERS & CO., 2 Keystone Block.
FORT WAYNE MAR DIRECTORY. H;
MANIER HYPPOLITE, boarding house and saloon 50 E. Columbia
: Mannaweh Frederick, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 200 Ban-
1 Manning Mrs., bds Main Street Exchange
j Mannix Patrick, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ej., bds National Hotel ^
} Mannix Thomas, shoemkr, 55 E. Cohimbia, h s e cor Calhoun and «-•
i Hoi man
I Mannweiler Christian, blacksmith P. Ft. W. & C. Uj., h s s Duryea 4 §
I w Hoagland av ^ ^
I Manoch George", blacksmith, h w s High, bet Van Buren and Lima rd W
' Manok Simon, (Manok & Schellehorn,) h 137 W Wavne ^
MA^OK & SCHELLEHOR.\, (Simon Manr^k and John Schelle- jjj
o
Manuel Joseph, lab, h w s Hanna, 5 s N. La'Salle ''"''"*" "' |J
-■ — -- — -----.-^^-.^>-w-..«^,, yKjiiiiKji, iriciHWtt. una donn ocneil
horn,) proprs Union Tannery, e s Cass, bet Water and the Canal o'
Mansheld William, carpenter, h e s Calhoun, 3 s Doucrlas av S
Manuel Jnlius P., elk Joseph Didier, bds same CO
March Joseph, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Rj., h e s Pine, 1 s Locust o^"
March Nicholas, lab, bds Joseph March »
Marhanke Henry, lab T. W. & W. Ry., h 309 W. Washinc^ton g
Marhanker Frederick, shoemkr C. Schiefer, li "RlnArr.;no.rioi'^ -
Marineu Henry, carpenter T. W. & W. Uy.
(^
Markey Lawrence, baggageman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h w s S. Calhoun, 3
2 n Dawson po
Markley Aaron, (T. N. Hood & Co., also Markley, Schrader & Co.,) h i
i Blultton rd, s w city limits C3
IMarkley Daniel, (Markley, Schrader & Co.,) h BlufFton rd, s w city £
! limits Hrt
MARKLEY, SOHEADEE & CO., §.
(Aaron Markley, H. C. Schrader and Daniel Markley,) boots and ^
shoes wholesale and retail, 4 Keystone Block. {See side margin^
LZ71SS,\ ,
Marks Simon P., fireman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h n s Holman, 1 w La- o
iayette g^
Marrall E., machinist Bass & Hanna, li 50 B. & H Add'n S
Marranki Christian, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 108 e'. Madison g
MARSH HOPKINS W., »
boots and shoes, 15 Calhoun, h n w cor Jefferson and Ewincr (jSee S
card Business Begistor.) * §
Marshall Charles W., engineer T. W. & "W". Ry. Ph
MARSHALL EZRA T., drugs and medicines 72 Barr, li same ffl
Marshall John, machinist P. Ft. W. & C Rj., bds s e cor Lafayette and S
St. Francis "^ ^
Martin Barney, lab, bds A. McConnell w"
Martin Claude N., elk frt office P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds T. T J Cum- §
mmgs QQ
Martin D., lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. ?
Martin Daniel, shoemkr, bds s e cor Calhoun and Washinc^ton S
Martin Jacob, carpenter, h 81 W. Water ^ S*
Martin Jacob, (Martin & Bro.,) h n s Main, 2 w Barr
Martin Jane, wid Francis, h 107 W. Water
JIartin John, machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 222 W. Washington
Martin Mary, wid Lambert, h 200 W. Washington
"New York Store," 90 Columbia St, ROOT & CO., Jobbers and
116 FORT WAYNK MEE DIRECTOEY.
a>
. Martin Nicholas, (Martin & Bro.,) h n s Main, 3 w Barr
R Martin Terrence, (Martin & Finegan,) h e s Ilanna, 5 s Grant
>, Martin Thomas, lab Bass & Ilanna, bds Mrs. A. McConnell
jg Martin William, fireman T. W. & W. Ry., bds s e cor Williams and
^ Iluairland av
^ Martin William, wks Cochrane, Humphrey & Co., h e s Monroe, 1 s
PM Madison
4^ Martin & Bro., (Nicholas and Jacob,) grocers, n s Main, 3 w Barr
S Martin & Finegan, (Terrence Martin and Michael Finegan,) saloon
is and grocery, n e cor Lafayette and Holman
■*" Martz Beter, carpenter e s Monroe, bet Lewis and Montgomery, h s e
§ cor Monroe and Lewis
o Mison Charles, h n w cor Dnck al and Clinton
jg Mason J. F., lab P. Ft. W. & C. Bvy.
O Mason John, barber Bryant Brooks, bds same.
fc^- Mason John IL, carpenter, h s e cor Williams and Hoagland av
o Masonic Hall, Stewarts bldg,, Calhonn, opp Conrl House
»2 Match Joachim C, salesman, Conner & Co., h 23J: W. Washington
^ Match WilHam, carpenter B. Ft. W. & C. By., h 80 Madison
^ Mathiew Clarence, elk Court House, h 55 W. Berry
o Mathiew Lina, h 55 W. Berry
^ Matlack John, bds J. C. Hoagland
S Matsch Dorothea, midwife, 23i W. Washino;ton
,2 Mattoon Crover J., engineer T. W. & W. By., h 104 Broadway
^Maumilier C, blksmith P. Ft. & C. W. By.
^Maurer Jacob, porter, Meyer Bros. & Co., h Wayne e city limits
(g Maxfield Charles, collarmkr., Jacob Schwegel, bds Water st
C3 Maxiield Joseph, engineer Storey & Clai-k, h Water st
>; Mayer Andrew, (Mayer & Graffe,) h 20 W. Wavne
^ Mayer Charles F., physician, h e s Barr, 3 s\>f Wayne
ti, MAYER HOUSE, Jacob Lesman, prop., s e cor. Calhoun & Wayne
B Mayer Joseph M., clerk Recorders ottice, bds 47 E, Jefferson j
j2 Mayer Louis, (Mayer & Grieb,) h 8 Montgomery '
oj Mayer & Graffe, (Andrew Mayer and Henry C. Graffj,) watches,
^ clocks and jewtlry, silver ware, 88 Columbia
cd Mayer & Grieb, (Louis Mayer and John Grieb,) tailors and cutters, ws
p Barr, bet Wayne and Berry
^ Mayliew James, (Bowers & Mayhew,) h St. Joe township
t^ Mayland Frederick, lab, h 230 W. Washington
^ Mayors othce. No. 9 Clinton, B. Tower, acting
p Meahra Louis, shoemkr, h 197 E. Washington
^ Meal John, wks Spoke Factor}', h w s Lima road, nr Beck's Brewery
pq Med.-ker Isaac N., elk Medsker & Bro., bds 201 Lafayette
Qj Medsker Jacob C, (Medsker & Bro.,) h s e cor Lewis and Lafiiyette
-cs Medsker William, (Medsker & Bro.,) h s e cor Lewis and Lafayette
pj MEDSKER & BRO., (Jacob C. and William Medsker,) grocers, s e cor
••-• Lewis and Lafayette
O Meegan Owen, machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Rv, bds 185 Clinton
S Meegan T. J., time elk, M. P. Dept. P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 185 Clinton:
g Meegan Thomas, chf elk, M. P. Dept. P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 185 Clinton;
'^ Meehan James, lab, h s s Baker, 1 W. Calhoun
Meehan Mary, wid. Lawrence, h 128 Madison ;
Ketailers of Domestics, Silks, Shawls, Dress Goods, Hosiery, Gloves, Notions.
FORT WAYNE MET DIRECTORY. 117
Meeley C. W. student FT. WAYIS^E COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
Court, cor Main, bds w s Barr 4 s Wayne st -^
Meile John, wks Griffith & Olds -
Meiner Mike, wks E. Weisser & Co. . ^
Meiiiliard Charles N., machinist, h e s Lafayette 2 n Holmaa P»i
Meir Louis, shoemkr, h E. Washington ^
Meiruth William, ci^arniki- Lamley & Rosenthal ^
Meiser Charles, lab,li 216 W. Jetlerson pd
Meisin^ Charles, blksniith, bds 212 W. Jefferson "J.
Meister Charles, wks E. Weisser & Co. pj
Mellanbrock Henry, wks P. Ft. W. & C. Ry, h 213 E. Jeiferson '^.
Meller Christian, cigarnikr, bds s s Williams, 3 W. Harrison '^
Meller E., lab, boiler shop Bass & Hanna [3j
Meller John Louis, lab, h s s William, 3 W. Harrison 2
Meller William, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Py.. bds s s Williams, 3 W. Har-C^
rison ^
Mellinger Jacob, elk, h 186 E. Wayne 50
Memeer Henry, teamster, hue cor Madison and Hanna ^
Mensing Charles, (A. D. Reid & Co.,) h W. Jeiferson ^
Ments Rinaldo, machinist, bds s s Grand, 2 W. Harrison • co
Menze William, (John G. Fledderman & Co.,) bds 96 E. Jefferson g
Menzer Fred., elks N. G. Olds & Son, h 206 E. Madison ^
Merchant William S., student, FT. WAYNE COMMERCIAL COL- g:
LEGE, Court, cor Main <
Merchants Ins. Co. of Chicago, 111., H. C. Hartman, agt, office Hamil-
ton's Hall bldg JJ
Merchants Ins. Co. of Hartford, Conn., Geo. F. Stinchcomb & Co. agts, g-
Aveline block 71 Caliiouu c-»
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK OF FORT WAYiME, S. Cary JS
Evans, President, Johu S. Irwin, Cashier, n w cor Main and Cal- m
houn o
MERCHANTS UKION EXPRESS CO., H. A. Read, agt, office 75 B!
Columbia §
Meredith Isaac P., conductor P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 175 E. Jefferson g
Meredith Yan Buren, conductor T. W. & W. Ry., h 93 W. Washington oT
Mergel Riinliard with Frederick Eckart, h 94 W. Main ^
Mescho Michael, stone cutter, wks J. Humphrey & Co o*
Metcalf John, checkman frt depot P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 180 Griffith B.
Metheany Andrew, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h W. Jefferson 1 w^
Van Buren W
Metheany J. Milton, bkpr Woodward & Young, bds cor Lewis and Barr -t
Methodist Episcopal Churcli, Berry street charge. Rev. N. H. Phillips, ^■
pastor, cor Berry and Harrison o
Methodist Episcopal Church, Wayne st charge, s w cor W. Wayne and
Broadway, Rev. W. F. Henienway, pastor CQ
.Metropolitan Ins. Co. of New York, Babcock & Lumbard, agts, office ^
Lfamilton's old Bank bldg, Clinton o
Mettler Mathias, carpenter, h w s Spy run rd 2 s of Rudishill's Mill
Mettler Peter, carpenter, h w s Spy run rd n of the bridge
|Mettler Peter, Jr., prin St. Paul's German Catholic School, h 106 W.
Washington
'Metz George, cabinetmkr, wks John M. Miller
Quick Sales and Small Profits at Biddle & Hoagland's.
118 FORT WAYNE MIL DIRECTORY.
Metzger Andrew, h 161 E. Wayne
Melzo;er Jennie, seamstress Tripp & Tigar
- Meyer Bryan, moulder Bass & Hanna, b n e cor Holnian and Monroe
§ Mover C. F. G., (Meyer Bros. & Co.,) h St. Louis
>» Meyer Charles, salesman C. L. Hill, bds 32 W. Washington
^ Meyer Christopher, carpeiiter, h 45 W. Washington
^ Meyer Ernest, (Meyer & Jobs,) bds n e cor Lewis & Clay
-3 Meyer Fredei'ick, b 22 W. Washincrlon
^ Meyer Frederick, brass moulder T. W. & W. Ry., h 25 W. Lewis
♦JT Meyer Frederick, carpenter, h 1Y5 E. Lewis
BQ Msyer Frederick, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h s w cor Hanna and
S Hobnan
o Meyer Frederick, lab, h n w cor High and Cass
^ Meyer Frederick C, barber shop e s Calhoun 3 n Wayne, h 21 E.
U Washington
^ Meyer George, moulder Bass & Hanna, bds w 6 Barr 2 s ot Jetferson
*§ Meyer George, saloon, h w s Lima rd 3 w of the Bridge
5 Meyer Gustav, elk Meyer Bros. & Co
PQ Meyer Henry, blksmith s e cor Calhoun and Water, li 150 W. Jefferson
Jp Meyer J. F. W., (Meyer Bros. & Co.,) b Glendale Garden
"g Meyer John H., packer Meyer Bros. & Co., h 118 Harrison
*:5 Meyer Joseph, cooper, h w s Lima rd 2 n Bowser
'§ Meyer Lawrence, delivery man H. JSUerman. h 47 E. Jefferson
oJ Meyer Nicholas, plasterer, h 183 E. Jetferson
* Meyer William, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h w s Hood 2 n R. R
§ MEYER BROS. & GO.
59 (C. F. G. Meyer, J. F. W. Meyer, C. F. A. Fischer, E. P. Wil-
^ Hams.) whol and retail druggists 118 Columbia and 2 Keystone
o' block. {See card outside cover and top margin linei)
^ Meyer & Jobs, (Ernest Meyer, Einmon Jobs ) meat market 94 Barr
5§ Meyers Charles F. F., salesman H. H. Culbertson, h 45 W. Washington
PS Meyers F. H., carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry
2 MeVers Ferdinand, drayman, h 175 Ewing
g Meyers Frederick, tailor, h 107 Wilt
fi Meyers J., lab Bi\ss & Hanna, h E. Madison
*r Meyers John H., carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 177 Lewis
§ Meyers Josej^h, student FORT WAYNE COMMERCIAL COL-
§ ' LEGE, Court cor Main
^ Meyers Leonard, tinner P. Ft, W. & C. Ry., h n s Buchanan 3 e Lafa-
o yette
XX Meyers William H., machinist Bass & Hanna, bds Madison st
*^ Michael Adolph, cigarmkr H. A. Grote, bds same
■S Michaels Charles, elk C. Strunz, bds same
g Michaels Daniel, cigarmkr H. A. Grote, bds 285 W. Jefferson
53 Michaels Elizabeth, cigarnd<r, h 2S5 W. Jefferson
p Michaels Herman, ciirarmkr H. A. Grote, h 285 W. Jefferson
•■^ Michand Peter, wks L Centliver, bds same
Micho H., machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
Miiiin James J:I., baiber, bds s s E. Wayne, bet Hanna and Francis
Milan Frederick, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h n e cor Washington
and Jackson
Get your Paints, Oils and Dye Stuffs at Biddle & Hoagland's
FOKT WAYNE MIL DIKECTOKY. 119
Milenbruch Charles, wagonrakr John Baker q
Miles Charles, engineer F, Ft. W. & C. Ey., h 215 W. Washington
Miles David, machinist, h e s Burr, 4 s Lewis ^
Miller Andrew, carpenter, h s s Front st or Columbia rd, 6 w of the W
bridge ^ 2
Miller August, shoemkr Paul Ketcher l^rj
Miller C, patternmkr Bass & Hanna, h Foundry Addition East Sd
Miller Casper, bds 10 W. Berry T^
Miller Charles, baker, bds 13 W. Wayne ^
Miller Charles, (Miller & Neuroth,) h s s Holman, 2 e Webster g
Miller Charles, wiper T. W. & W. Ry. S
Miller Charles T., tinsmith Ash & McCulloch, h 140 Harrison -^
Miller Christoph, cigartnkr Lamley & Rosenthal ^
Miller Christian, helper T. W. & W. Ry., h n s Wall, 4 w Bluffton rd g*-
Miller Clemens, wks P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h s s Locust, 1 e R. R. cxi
Miller D. M., (Miller & Moritz,) bds Aveline House §
Miller Daniel B., teamster, bds Union House
Miller Drucilla, seamstress B. D. Angell, bds James B. Miller ^
Miller Elizabeth, wid John, li n s Buchanan, 5 e Lafayette ^
Miller Erick, wks Home Place Nursery, h same CD
Miller Ernest, boilermkr, li s s Williams, 4 w Harrison la
Miller Ernestine, skirtmkr Joseph Black, bds — W. Berry g^
Miller Ferdinand, wks P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h cor Buchanan and La-
fayette o
Miller Frederick, lab Bass & Hanna g
Miller Frederick, wks P. Ft. W, & C. Ry., h Force, s w cor Herndon 2-
Miller George W., engineer T. W. & W. Ry.
Miller G. W., wks W. Wheeler, bds 124 W. Main JO
Miller Gustavus, gardener Home Place Nursery, h same g-
Miller Henry, lab T. W. & W. Ry., h s s Williams, 5 w Harrison S-
Miller Henry D., carpenter T. W'. & W. Ry., h s s Williams, 2 w Har- £?
rison
Miller Howland, brakeman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds Sylvester Miller §^
Miller Isaac, carpenter, hn s Williams, 3 w Harrison o^
Miller Israel, tireman T. W. & W. Ry., bds s e cor Williams and Hoag- C3
land av o
Miller J. B., carpenter J. C. Bowser & Co. ^
09
Miller Jacob, salesman C. Orff & Co., bds 200 E. Washington
Miller Jacob, student FORT WAYNE COMMERCIAL COL- S
LEGE, Court, cor Main §
Miller James, lab, h n s Duck a1, bet Clinton and Barr J?**
Miller Jerry, machinist T. W. & W. Ry. ^
Miller John, bds Joseph L. Miller ^
Miller John, chairmkr, bds s e cor Calhoun and Washington 3.
Miller John, lab T. W. & W. Ry., h n s Lavinia, 2 w Fairfield av g
Miller John A., furniture dealer, h 52 E. Jefferson t*
Miller John H., machinist, h s e cor Marion and Bowser CO
Miller John J., h 8L E. Washington g
Miller John M., furniture 50 and 52 E. Main, h 52 E. Jefferson S
Miller John M., peddler, h cor Cherry and Elm ^
Miller Joseph L., wks N. Wheeler, h 124 W. Washington
Miller Lewis, house and sign painter n s Main, 4 w Barr, h same
ROOT & CO., 90 Columbia St., keep a large stock of Cloaking, Cloths,
120 FORT WAYNE MIT DIKECTOKY.
Miller Lewis W., painter, bds 81 W. Water
Miller Martha, wid George, h 10 W. Berry
Miller Mathias, painter, li w s Spy Run rd, n of the bridge
fl5 Miller Michael, carpenter T. W. '& W. Ry., h 218 W. Washington
« Miller K, wks N. G. Olds & Son
rt Miller Nathaniel C, check elk T. W. & W. Ry., h n w cor Locust and
^ Fail lie) d av
"Z Miller Peter, hoilerrakr P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds Mrs. W. Beattie
^ Miller Peter C, wks Oomparet Mill
P^ Miller R., lab Bass & Hantia
^j^Miller Robert E., wks P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds Union House
02 Miller Sylvester, carpenter and builder n s Holman, 3 e Calhoun, h
t:i same
g Miller W., tinner P. Ft. W, & G. Ry.
^ Miller William, janitor P. Ft. W. & G. Ry. ofl5(ie8, li s e cor Calhoun
«^ and Wallace
""l Miller William, (Neireiter & Miller,) h 200 E Washington
-^ Miller William, shipping elk Huestis & Hamilton, h 81 W. Water
o Miller William, wks George W. Ewing, h same
3 Miller William H., elk Charles Fink, h Blooiningdale
jcQ Miller William LI. H., (Coombs & Miller,) h 40 Douglas av.
g Miller X., watchman Bass & Ilanna
*:3 Miller & Moiitz, (D. M. Miller, J. M. Moritz,) proprs Aveline House^
"3 s e cor Calhoun and Berry
rt MILLER & NEUROTH, (Charles Miller, Anton Neuroth,) tin and
&3 Coppersmiths 119 Calhoun
oTMILLIMAN CORNELIUS Y. W., lawyer and justice of the peace,
rg office, 5 E. Main, h 111: E. Lewis
? Milliman Curtis Y., lireman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h n s Noel, 9 e Fair-
=■ Held av.
Cj Milliman Robert L., bkpr A. D. Brandriff & Co., bds 144 E. Lewis
o Mills Andrew, (Simona & Mills,) h 80 Barr
g Mills Andrew J. H., rustic shade mki- Starkey & Rupert, h 73 E. Berry
g Mills Theodore, pressman Democrat^ bds s e cor Barr ar.d Berry
g Mills Thomas, machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds Mrs. M. J. Aiken
1:3 Minehart Charles, machinist Bass & Hanna
*"* Miner Antis, stencil cutter, h T2 Douglas av.
C3 Miner Byron D., (Ewing & Miner.) li Bluti'ton rd, s city limits
g Miner I.D., student FORT WAYNE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
J33 Court, cor Main
•^ Miner James, teamster s w cor BlufFton rd and T. W. & W. Ry. cross-
^ itig
-^ Miner Simon P., drayman, h 103 Jackson
.« Minigan Patrick, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
o Minor Walton G., drayman, h n s Pearl, 2 w Ewing
^ Mischo Michael, stonecutter, h w s Broadway, 2 e Wilt
g Mischo Nicholas, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h w s Broadway, 2 s Wilt
»-i Misner James, paititer Starkey & Rupert
Misner Seymour, fireman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds John D. Eldred
Mission Church, (Methodist,) s e cor S. Harrison and Dawson, Rev.
Andrew J. Wells, pastor
Mitchell A. blksmith P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
Cassimeres, Blankets, Flannels, Underwear, Fancy Woolens, Furs.
FORT WAYNE M.OR DIRECTORY. 121
Mitchell George W., carpenter 0. G. French, h TO E. Jefferson
Mobley Mar3',"wid Ammon T. h s w cor Broadway and Wilt
Mocker Antoine, lab, h n s Baker, 1 e McClellan q
Moderwell Hiram C, ticket agtP. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds Aveline House "
Moech Barnard, elk J. Kabisch, bds same -
Moellering Charles C, bricklayer, h 209 W. Washington W
Moellering Henry, machinist P. Ft. & 0. liy., h 55 E. Lewis 2
Moelleritifr William, mason, h 61 Montgomery 1^
Mohr Conrad, asst bkpr 1st National Bank, bds 46 E. Columbia ^
MOllR JOHN, boots and shoes 4 6 E. Columbia "1-
Mohr John, jr., bkpr Allen, Hamilton & Co., bds 46 E. Columbia o
Mohr Joseph, elk Post Office, bds 46 E. Columbia g
Mohr Louis, elk John Mohr, bds 46 E. Columbia P
Momer John, machinist Bass & Hanna, h 168 E. Lewis 03
Momer Lewis, lab Bass & Hanna, h 210 E. Jefferson oq"
Momoner Joseph, elk B. Philips, h i;>3 W. Main ^
Monig John, h w s Fairlield av, 1 s R. R. g
MONNl^G HENRY, County Treasurer, office Court House, h cor §,
Lafayette and Berry O
Monning John, student FORT WAYNE COMMERCIAL COL- g
LEGE, Court, cor Main g
Monock Sinu)n, tanner, h 137 W. Wayne g
Monroe William H., barber, h Robinson's blk C3
Monson L. W., (Rev.,) presiding elder Fort Wayne District M. E. ^
Church, h P'ort Wayne College ^
Montoney John, brakeman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h w s McClellan, 11 p
S. Lewis p"
Mood Peter, tailor, h 27 E. Water o
Moon E. W., bds Mayer House ^
Moon Perry N., spokenikr N. G. Olds & Son !3d
Mooney Enos T., farmer, h s e cor Fairfield av and Henry §-
Mooney William, lab, h n s Duck al, bet Clinton and Barr 3'
Moore Adolphus C, wks P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h e s Hanna, 2 n Grant §
Moore David, brakeman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h n s Chicago, 1 w Har- S^^
rison "^
Moore George, spokemkr N. G. Olds & Son S
Moore John7lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h s s Wallace, bet Calhoun and g
Lafayette ^
Moore John S., brakeman P. Ft. W. & C.Ry., bds n s Chicago, 1 w ^
Harrison ^
Moore Nancy F., saleswoman Townley, DeWald, Bond & Co., bds M. ^
E. Woodward ^'
Moore William, candy mkr Huestes & Hamilton, bds 39 E. Water
Moorhead Daniel, sawver, h 135 W. Water
Moran J., lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
Moran Patrick, blksmith P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h n s Baker, 2 e Har-
rison v*
Moran Peter, ice dealer, h 201 E. Wayne
Moran T., lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry
Morbeck Albert, carriage trimmer Stevens' carriage manufactory
Morehouse M. M., wid' John, h 68 W. Main
Morel Charles G., shoemkr Paul Ketcher, bds 16 W. Wayne
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Fancy Soaps, Perfumery, and Toilet Articles at
122 FORT WAYNE MUE DIRECTOllY.
. Morel Christopher, lab, h 16 W. Wayne
o Morel Edward, machinist, bds n e cor Gay and Jones
2 Morel James, moulder Bass & Hanna, bds n e cor Gay and Jones
^ Morel John, moulder Bass & Ilanaa, h n e cor Gay and Jones
^ Morgan George C, division enojineer W. D. P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., office
g Clinton, n depot, h Chicago, III.
§ Morgan James II., machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds 18 Montgomery
»g -morgan John B., foreman machinists T. W. & W. Ry., h 72 W. Jelier-
pCj son
^ Morgan Oliver P., (Morgan & Beach,) h 51 W. Washington
o MORGAN & BEACH, (Oliver P. Morgan and Frederick Beach,)
,2 hardware and agricultural implements, 89 Columbia
^ Moriarty Dennis, painter J. L. Sweeney & Co., bds same
■g Moriarty Michael, wks P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h s s Bass, 2 w Hoagland
o avenue
§ Moring John, lab. h s s LaSalle, bet Hanna and Lafayette]
3 Moritz J. M., (Miller & Moritz,) bds Aveliue House
3 Morrell Henry, shoemkr, wks P. Schulz
^ Morrill Monroe, blksmith P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 18 S. Calhoun
cp Morris D., wiper P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
P^ Morris James P., salesman Biddle & Hoagland, bds 164 W. Wayne
^ Morris John, (Worden & Morris,) h 242 W. Wayne
O Morris Nancy, wid John, bds 16 W. Washington
W Morrisey Charles, brakeman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds W. Malatt
1-5 Morrison Patrick, tailor, h w a N. Cass, 3 s First
Q Morse Amos A., salesman H. H. Culbertson, bds Mayer House
tS MORSE CHARLES E.,
g state agt Finkle & Lyon sewing machine, Hamilton Hallbldg, h26
o Douglas av. {See card p. IV.)
Q Morss Benjamin, lumber dealer, h 59 Douglas av
^Morss Samuel, elk Lorin Smith, bds s s Lavinia, bet Broadway and
•S Griffith
.g Morss Susan S., wid Samuel S., h s s Lavinia, 4 e Broadway
^ Morton Charles M., lawyer, h s s W. Lewis, 3 e Harrison
Moser Conrad, wks C. Haffner & Co., bds same
^ Moser Mathias, wks E. Weisser & Co., h Bloomingdale
g Mosshamer John, lab, h w s Calhoun, bet Jefterson and Lewis
Pi^ Moth Peter, tailor Keefer & Heingartner, h Water st
pcj Mothney James, blksmith C. P. Fletcher
g Moulton E. C, carpenter C. G. French, h 56 W. Washington
^ Mower John S., elk Superintent's office P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 20 Dou-
C3 glas av.
.^Moyer Albert, compositor Gazette of&ce
^ Moyer Harman L., job printer Gazette office, h e s Fulton, bet Wash-
^ ington and Jefferson
o Moynihan Martin, wks C. D. Bond, bds same
^ Moynihan Martin M., gardener, S. B. Bond, w 8 Fairiield av and city
05 limits
^ Mudge Smith R., engineer, h s s W Jefferson, 2 w Broadway
Mueliilenbrach William, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. ^^^.^ h 148 W. Jef-
ferson
MEYER BEOTHEES & CO., 2 Keystone Block-
FORT WAYNE MYE DIKKCTORY. 123
Mueller August, shoemkr, h s w cor Pritcliard and West
Mueller Xavier, lab P. Ft. W. & 0. R.y., h Gay. 1 w Herndon
Muhlenbroek I)., carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Rj.
Muhleiibroek G., carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
Muhler Anna, wid. Charles, h 29 W. Berry gf*
Muhler Charles F., (Wilson & Co.,) h 27 W. Berry _ g
Muhlfeith John, tailor, h e s Lima load, 2 n of the Bridge »i
Muirhead Alexander, machinist, wks Murray & Beunigin, bds s 8 Hoi- 2_
man, 3 e Webster CI
Mulcahy Richard, wks gas house, h w s Spy run road, n of the Bridge gl
Mulcary E., fireman T. W. & W. Ry. »
MuUaly J., lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. W
Mullfeit Robert, wks Beck's Brewery, h Bloomingdale ^
Munchweiler Alexander, bds 75 W. Berry CJ
Mungowan Thomas C, blacksmith T. W. & W. Ry., h 22 Calhoun, s g
cit}' limits g*
Munroe William H., barber and hairdresser, 26 W. Main, h Robinson oa
block ^
Munson Charles A., elk with M. B. Strong, bds 176 W. Washington g
Munson L. M., Miss, dressmkr bds 176 W. Wayne o
Munstaefer Jacob, wks Foundry, h e s Nirdlinger av, 5 w Bluflfton ^
road o
Murch Richard, brakesman T. W. & W. Ry., bds s w cor Baker and "=
Harrison 2.
Murchy David H., machinist T. W. & W. Ry., h 179 W. Washington g"
Murdock Charles M., wks Griftith & Olds «>
Murphy Bernard, lab, bds 70 Madison EC
Murphy Daniel, helper T. W. & W. Ry., h 137 S. Jackson g
Murphy Dennis, biksmith P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h n w cor Harrison and ^
Mehta S"
Mm'phy George, engineer, h s s Colerick, cor Fairfield av ^3,
Murphy George, lab, h s s Colerick, 3 w Hoao;land av ^
Murphy James, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds 70 Madison g
Murpliy Johanna, wid. Dennis, h s s C'llerick, 2 w Hoagland av §
Murphy John, biksmith P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h n s Bass," 3 w Prince PT
Murphy John, coppersmith T. W. & W. Ry. ^
Murphy John, helper T. W. & W. Ry. ^
Murphy John, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 88 W. Main g-
Murphy Michael, fireman T. W. & W. Ry. e!
Murphy Michael, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., b 169 Madison '='
Murphy William, painter, Starkey & Ruperth 45 E. Washington 5?
Murray J. C, engineer P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. -^
Murray James, station engineer P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds Hedekin o
House ^
Murray Kerr, (Murray & Bennigin.) h 97 W. Washington ^
Murray William J., salesman B. D. Angell, bds same p
Murray & Bennigin, (Kerr Murray, Hugh Bennigin,) proprs. Summit*^
City Machine Works, e s S. Calhoun, s Railway Depot §
Mutual Life Ins. Co. of New York, John Hough, agt, ofiice 50 Calhoun
Myers Anthony, h 66 Wilt
Myers Dietrich, cooper, 21 E. Water, h Bloomingdale
Myers Frederick, drayman, h 62 Douglas av
Drugs, Medicines and Dye Stuffs at
'3 124 FORT WAYNIC NEI DIKEUTOHY.
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S Myers (reorge, carpenter, w s Union. 2 n Wilt, h QQ Wilt
<D Myers Jefferson, printer Gazette office, li cor Water and Calhoun
§ Mvers Louis, tailor, h 8 Montgomery
■^ Myers AVjlliam, wks Foundry, li n w cor Williams and lioagland
>tM'vers William TL, contraetor, li w s Fairfield av, 2 N. Locust
iS MYEES WILLIAM H.,
-« (Sturgis tfe ^Iver,) h 151 W. Wavne. {See card p. x.)
^ Myerson L. C, student, FT. WAYNE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
^ Court, cor Main
jy3 Myerson Pliilip, bkpr Nirdlinger & Oppenlieimer, h 171 W.Wasliington
^ Myerson Raphael, bds 117 W. Wayne.
C5 Myres Edward, telegraph operator, bds s e cor Grand and Kansas
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S NACIITRIEB Joshua IL, hats and caps 13 Clinton, h same
S Nagel Frederick, porter T. W. & W. Pwy., h 93 W. Jefferson
ffi Nahrwolt William F., carpenter A. C. Beaver, h cor Clay and Lewis
^ Nash Simeon C, salesman N. P. Stockbridge, h 85 W. Main
„Nati(»nal Hotel, Joseph J. Leil'els, propr, e s Barr, bet Montgomery and
^ Ilolman
J National Travelers' Insurance Co., of E"ew York,
W Durgin & Edsall, agts, room 6, Burgess Blk, over First National
2 Bank
S NATIONAL UNION BUSINESS COLLEGE, Henry H. Lipes,
^ pres and prop, s e cor Main and Coart
cd Nandow Frederick, wks Rockhill House
g Nans William, wks Iron Foundry, bds 64: E. Columbia
X3 Nawhouse Frank, carpenter, \\ w s Lima rd, 1 n Canal feeder
CQ Nay Edward, lab, h e s Pme, 2 s T. W. & W. Ry.
o Nayer Joseph, shoemkr, h 268 E. Washington
^ Neal Wilbur H., machinist Bass & Ilanna, bds s w cor Ho man and
o Calhoun
M Nearney Thomas, lab, h n s Baker, 3 e Ewing
W)NeeleG., blacksmith P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
•S Neff John, butcher, h 63 E. Water
^ Neichter Joseph, helper T. W. & W. Ry.
^ Neill Lewis, mason, h 225 W. Washington
§ Neilsou Jallie, wks Cochrane, Hum])lirey & Co.
faoNeirrider Christopher, shoemkr E. Vordermark, h n s Washington, bet
cd Webster and Ewing
•g Neireiter Casper, harness and saddle manfr, trunks and saddlery hard-
fao ware, 122 Columbia, h 163 ^N . Washington
w Neireiter Conrad, (Neireiter & Miller.) h 1:31 W. Wayne
g*Neireiter Conrad, Sr., chairmkr M.Miller, h i>3 W. Washington
^ Neireiter Kate Miss, millinery and ladies turnishing store, 14 W. Main,
13 h 131 W. Wayne
P^ Neireiter ife Miller, (Conrad Neireiter and William Miller,) curriers,
g leather, hides and shoe findings, 121 Columbia
Neiss Henry, printer, bds 137 Madison
o Neizer William, tinner Wilson & Co.
MEYES BROTHERS & CO., 2 Keystone Block.
FORT WAYNE KIE DIKECTURY. 125
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Nelligan Michael, bartender, bds n w cor Calhoun and Baker
Nelson , lab, h 64 W. Wayne o-
NeisonB. F., student FORT WAYJ^E COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, o
Court, cor Main c-f
Nelson DeGraff, propr Elm Park Nurseries, depot s s Main, bet Ilarri- g
son and Calhoun, h nr New Haven w
Nelson George, (J. K. Edgerton & Co.,) h Woodburn t-t
Nelson Willium, bds 50 E.' Berry _ g
Nerhood John, salesman S. S. Smick, h 46 Wilt ~
Nestel Daniel,
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Nestle Edward, elk, bds 199 Lafayette
Nestle rhilip, grjcer 199 Lafayette, h s;
JMetcli Ciiristopher, carpenter, h 334 W. Washington ^
Nenchin , shoenikr. bds 156 Harrison &•
Neuenschwander Isaac M., saloon 15 W. Wayne, h same
^earotli Anton, (Miller & Nenroth,) h s s Taylor, 5 w Oakley
Neuroth Louis, wks Miller & Neuroth, bds Anton Neiiroth
New Barney, painter, bds Hedekin House
Newcomer Christian, elk James Graham, bds Continental Hotel c+
Newell William, brakeman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds 45 E. Wash- §
ington ^
New England Mutual Life Insurance Co., of Boston, Mass., S. Lum- ^
iiard, agt, office, Hamilton's old Bank Bld'g, Clinton St. ^
Newhart Lnuisa, wid Edwin, h 45 Barr frj
Newhe William, shoemkr, h s s Nirdlinger av, 3 w Bluffton rd. *^
Newhouse Henry, salesman Siemon Bro. & Co., bds 55 E. Jefferson ^
Newman John, macliinist T. W. & W. Ry. O
Newman William IL, agt T. W. & W. Ry., office, freight depot, h g
202 W. Wayne 2
Newton L. H., fireman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. g
New York Accidental Insurance Co., of New York, John Hough, agt, M
office, 50 Calli<niu S^
Neyer William, tinsmith, bds 20 W. Jefferson ^
Nichol s John, carpenter T. W. & W. Ry., h 17 Hood C3
Nicholas John, tailor, h 81 Pritchard Q
Nicholas George, wks P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h n s Colerick, 4 w Hoag- CQ
land av. g
Nichols James, carpenter, h 102 W. Water o
Nichols William, lab, h r 190 W. Main _ _ jp^
Nichter Otto, coremkr Murray & Bennigin p^
Niemann Gottlieb, (Wm. Hildebrand & Co.,) h n w cor Madison and CD
Lafayette ^
Niemeyer Henry, (G. Bnrlager & Co.,) h 157 Madison g"
Niemeyer William, wks Stanley, Bieber & Co. g
ISier Joseph, shoemkr Thomas Mannix, h E. Washington
Niernum Herman, brewery cor Water and Harrison, h 46 W. Water ^
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Nierman Martin, brewer II. Nierman, h 43 W. Water
Nies Charles, tailor, bds 137 Madison ^
Nies Helen, wid Frederick, h 137 Madison
Try Biddle & Hoagland's Royal Baking Powder.
126 FORT WAYNE NOli DIRECTORY.
Nies William, cabinetnikr Griebel & Fee, bds 137 Madison
Niozer Kate, niilliner C. Sliorden, bds same
Nil! Conrad, shoemkr, li 31 W. Washin«^ton
Nill Edward, salesman L. M. Ninde & Co., h 34 W. Washington
NILL GEORGE, dealer in boots and shoes, 140 W. Columbia, li
^^ l^loomingdale, nr Beck's Brewery
g mW George, Jr., elk G. Nill, bds same
is Nill Harry, shoemkr G. Nill, bds same
CQ Ninde Lindley M., (L. M. Ninde & Co., and Ninde, Taylor & Robert-
g son,) h Fairfield av, s city limits
•g NINDE L. M. & CO.,
*g (Lindley M. Ninde and Newton Boles,) druggists, 78 Calhoun.
{Ij [iSee card j)- XI.)
-.Ninde, Taylor k, Robertson, (Lindley M. Ninde, R. Stewart Tajdor and
"o Robert S. Robertson,) lawyers, 14 W. Main
,o Nirdlinger Albert H., salesman Nirdlinger & Oppenheimer, bds 33 W.
M Main
^ Nirdlinger Frederick, (Nirdlinger & Oppenheimer,) h 33 W. Main
§ Nirdlinger & Oppenheimer, (Frederick Nirdlinger and Abraham Op-
g penheimer,) clothing, whol and retail, 1 Keystone Block
•g Nitsche Charles E., salesman E. Weisser & Co., has High, bet Lima
o rd and Yan Buren, Bloomingdale
^ Nix Volentine, shoemkr 80^. Jetlerson, h same
C Nizer Lewis, machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 20 W. Jefferson
^ Noberger Christian, h 64 Madison
.2 Noble Edward S., operator Western Hnion^Telegraph Co., bds Dr.
jg Huxford
Noewhung II., lab Bass & Hanna
fao Nolle Frank J., shoemkr 131 Broadway, h same
jja Nolan Catherine, wid John, h 66 E. Madison
g Nolan John, watchman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h s s Charles, bet La-
p layette and Clay
'3 Nolan Micliael, machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h w s Smith, 3 s Samuel
o Noll Alfred, tinsmith A. D. Brandrifi' & Co.
Ph Noll Benedict R., bkpr Meyer Brothers & Co., bds Mayer House
o Noll Charles, sausagemkr, 64^ E. Columbia, bds 15 E, Wayne
tS Noll F. J., elk C. Orff & Co., bds 23 Lewis
S Noll George, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 235 Lewis
-.Noll John F., salesman M. Noll, bds same
P5 Noll John G., (C. Orff & Co.,) h n e cor Lafayette and Jefferson
^ Noll Martin, h 185 E. Jefferson
O Noll Martin, boots and shoes, 7 Clinton, h 145 E. Wayne
W Noll Martin A., (C. Orff & Co.,) bds 64 W. Main
H^ Noll Peter, painter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h n e cor Butler and Webster
_ Nones James C, (Bond & Nones,) bds Hamilton House
^ Nones William C, salesman Bond & Nones, bds Hamilton House
North Abijah, salesman Root & Co., bds Rev. J. S. Lodge
North American Fire Ins. Co., of Hartford, Conn.,
Durgin & Edsall, agts, room 6 Burgess Blk, over 1st Nat'l Bank.
North American Life Ins. Co., of New York, Homer C. Hartmau, agt,
Hamilton's Hall Building
Biddle & Hoagland's Baking Powder is sold everywhere.
FORT WAYNE OFE ^ DIRECTORY. 127
Northwestern Mutual Life Ins. Co., of "Wisconsin, Charles M. Barton, j_
agt, Aveline Block, 71 Calhoun g
Norton William H., book and job printer, book binder and blank book e3
mnfr, n w cor Clinton and Main, h 181 Clinton 3
Norwald William, carpenter, h s s High, bet Yan Buren and Lima rd ^.
Nuttman John M., (C. Schmidt & Co.,) h 168 W. Berry »
Nuttman Joseph D., president First National Bank, s e cor Main an d ^
Court, h n e cor Berry and Griffith ®
Nycum S. E., milliner H. Wagner, bds same W
Nye Gardner, wagonmkr, h s e cor Grand and Kansas p
Nye Oliver, shoemkr N. Humphrey, bds 39 E. Webster g
O'Brian P., lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry g
O'Brien Thomas, blksmith P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h e s Webster, opp g
Colerick o
O'Brien William, yard master P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h n s Melita, 3 w ®
Webster ^
O'Connell Daniel, (D. O'Connell & Bro.,) h 95 E. Berry §
O'Connell John, (D. O'Connell & Bro.,) h 95 E. Berry "g
O'CONNELL D. & Bro., (Daniel and John O'Connell,) billiard hall S
and restaurant, e s Calhoun, Aveline House blk ^
O'Connor Joseph M., traveling agt, h 188 W. Jefferson O
O'Dounell John, peddler, bds 17 Madison B3
O'Grady Daniel, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h n s Lewis, 3 e of S
Francis "^
O'Herron James, blksmith P. Ft.W. & C-Ry., h es Prince, 2 s Colerick p»
O'Maher Charles, lab, h s s High, bet Van Buren and Lima road 3
O'Neil Dennis, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds Mrs. R. Barrett 5?
O'Neil John, wks T. W. & W. Ry., bds e s Griffith, 1 s Jefferson g
O'Neil Matthew, brakeman T. W. & W. Ry., h n s Locust, 2 e Pine »
O'Neil Thomas, wiper P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 4 Montgomery ^
O'Rourke Christopher, lab, h w s McClellan, 7 s Lewis o*
O'Rourke Edward, lawyer, office Court House, h 21 McClellan SL
O'Ruurke John, section foreman repairs P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h e s Mon-'-
roe, 1 n Lewis ^
O'Rourke Patrick S., conductor P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h w s McClellan, ^
8 s Lewis o
O'Rourke Peter, wks Gas Co. §
Oakley Benjamin W., (B. W. Oakley & Son,) h 76 W. Berry CQ
Oakley Chauncey B., (B. W. Oakley & Son,) bds 79 W. Berry f*
OAKLEY B. W. & SON, 3
(Benjamin W. Oakley and Chauncey B. Oakley,) hardware, rubber ^
and leather belting, saddlery and carriage trimmings, 79 Columbia. ^
{See card opp. letter A.) ^
Oberpeck Theodore, wks Froneiield & Todd P
ODD FELLOWS' HALL, POST OFFICE BUILDING ^
Odery N., carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry
Ofenloch Peter, sausagemkr, h 101 Francis
Ofenloch Yalentine, painter P. Ft. W. & C. ^y.^ h w s Force, 3 s Jo.nes
"Housekeeping," "Dry Goods," ROOT & CO., offer the Best Quality of
128 FORT WAYNE OSE DIRECTORY.
OfiPerlock M., student FORT WAYNE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
Court, cor Main
. Oo;den William A., (Waltliers & Os^den,) bds Mayer House
"Sf O^er Frank A., cii^armkr Georo-e Reiter, bds Aveline House
2 Ojes John J., tireman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds 228 Lafayette
^ Ohio Slate Horse Insurance Co., of Cincinnati, George W. Jones, agt,
^ room 29 Post Office bldg
o Chill Fred, checkman freiiijht depot P. Ft. W. & C. Ry
■§ Oil neck George, wks G. H. Graffe & Co., bds 87 E. Jefferson
>- Olineck Peter, h 87 E. Jefferson
{§ Ohnhaus C. Mrs., wid John, h 187 E. Jefferson
-.Olmhaus P., carpen er P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds 187 E. Jefferson
"o Olds Geor'T-e H., wks French, Ilanna & Co., bds 91 E. Washington
^ Olds Henry G., (N. G. Olds & Son,) h 121 E. Wayne
P^ Olds Jay V., shipping elk N. G. Olds & Son, bds 121 E. Wayne
J^ Olds John, foreman wheel shop N. G. Olds & Son, h 159 E. Wayne
g Olds John D., (Giiffith & Oids,) h 153 E. Wavne
« Oals Noble G., (N. G. Olds & Son.,) h 121 E. Wayne
;§ OLDS N. G. & SON, (Noble G. Olds and Henry G. Olds,) hub, spoke
o and bedding factory, also wheelbarrows, s s Railroad, e Lafayette
^Openshaw George, machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 11^ Chicago
jf Oppel Joseph, stonecutter, wks J. Humphrey & Co
•g Oppenheimer Abraham, (Nirdlinger & Oppenheimer,) h 51 W. Berry
"c3 Oppenheimer Fred., salesman Nirddnger & Oppenheimer, bds 51 W.
(in Berry
o Oppenheimer R. S., student. FORT WAYN"E COMMERCIAL COL-
.^ LEGE, Court, cor Main
tS Oi-bison Alexander M., (Hill & Orbison,) h 88 W. Berry
g Orbison Henry B., elk Hill & Oi-bison, h 88 W. Berry
g Orbi>on J. Telford, elk Sol. D. B.iyless, h w s McClellan, 10 s Lewis
n Oi'ff Christian, (C. Ortf & Co.,) h'l W. Water
pa Oi-ff Gottlieb, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 150 Clinton
S Orff Henry, professor of music, h 230 E. Washington
j_^ Orff John, Vicce President First National Bank, propr Empire Mills, h
^ Columbia rd, n of the Cinal
^Orff John, student FORT WAYNE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
j^ Court, cor Main.
g ORFF 0. & CO.,
g^ (C. Orff, John G. Noll, M. A. Noll.) dry goods whol and retail
Ph !^'if^ groceries 103 Columbia. (See card p. XV.)
-.ORPHA'NS home and fort V7AYNE HOSPITAL, u w cor
^ Wavne and Webster
^ Orr J. W., engineer P. Ft. W. & C. Ry
O Orr Michael, butcher 81 Barr, h Country
W Oi-tmann Charles, cigar miifr e s Calhoun 6 n Wayne, h same
H., (J)rtman Henry, c k, h 20 W. Main
. Ortman Henry William, cigarmkr, h 12 W. Jefferson
® Orvis George B., traveling^ agt, h 191 W. Main
Osborne Arthur, conductor P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds P. Corcoran
Osenbaugh Isaac, carpenter P. Fc. W. <fe C. lly., h al bet Lafayette and
Cass
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Forrr wayne PAT dikkctoky. 129
Osgood Moses K, engineer T. W. & W. Ry., bds s e cor Taylor and
Oakley
Oster Adam, clicckinan P. Ft. W. & C. Ry
Ostcrinan Lamberr, drayinan, h 235 E. Wa'siiington _^
Oswong Fedal, lab, h s s liiirh w Van Biirun -
Otis Oscar, conductor T. W. & W. Ry., h s w cor Duryea and Hoa'^land ^
avenue ° pq
Ottan Lewis, wks N. (i. Olds & Son O
Ovenlock M., painter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry 3
Ovenlock V., painter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry §3
Overly James, lab, h r 190 W. Main
Overly John, lab, h HofFman add 3 w Lima rd
Overpeck Theodore, saslimkr, bds 30 W. Water ^
Owen Daniel, lab, h s s Nirdlinirer av 6 w Bliitfron rd JS
Owens Mathew, boilei-mkr P. Ft. W. &. 0. Ry., h Si Montgomery
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PACINEAN J., machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry
Page Staidey, painter, shop al bet Rarr and Oiinton Main and Berry, h
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Pa.onard Angnst, watchmkr, bds 62 E. Columbia 3
Pailrhorp Heiiiy, crardne?-, h w s Oakley 3 n Henry ^
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Painnea Augu.-^t, elk, h 2tt« E. Wayne' ^
Painter Jacob, boilermkr P. Ft. W'.' & C. Rv., bds A. Whitehead ^
Pain'er Jacob, student FORT WAYxNE AND COMMERCIAL COL- J?
LEGE, Court cor Main g*
Pai|» Wdliam, wks R. R. dining rooms, bds same S?
Palls G., carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry 5§
Palls J., carpenter P. Ft. \V. & C. Ry ^
Palot Joseph, machinist T. W. & W. Ry., bds 156 Harrison o
Pa.ptlind Hervey D., tinsmith, h 188 W. Main St
Pariseau A., Miss, dressinkr, 1.5B E. JeHorson 2
Panseau Louis, biksmitli P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 156 E. Washinf^ton g
lanseau Louis Jr., machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h n e cor Holman w"
andLafayette ^
Parker Hannibal, teamster, h s w cor Webster and Lewis
Parisol Joseph, brickmkr, li w s Ilmna 2 s of N. LiS die
Parisot John B., lab, h 229 E. Jeff.-rson
Parker J., machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Rv W
Parker J. S. Jr., fireman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry ^
Parkt's Volney, propr Kendallville Stage Line, office Main st Exchantre, §•
bds same ° ' o
Paridu Angust, (A. D. BrandrifF& Co.,) h 20o E. Wayne ^
Parochial School (German Reform,) Brother J. J. Webber, principal, e s S?
Webster 2 s AVashington ' ^ ^ ' g
Parrot John, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h Oak w Walnut S
Parrott P., carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry
Passanno Joseph, machinist, h e s Laftiyette 3 s Buchanan
Patler Fred, wks N. G. Olds & Son
Pattee Richard, bus driver, h 212 W. Main
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Paints, Oils, Varnisliefi and Glass at
130 FOKT WAYNE PET DIKECTOKY.
^ Patterson James A., wks livery stable, h w s Calhoun, nr Jefferson
-S Patter.sou Oliver, wks AVilliani Taylor, h w s Calhoun 4 n o t Jetterson
^ Patterson William XL, bricklayer, bds w s Calhoun i n ot Jeflerson
«=Q Patton Charles, conductor P. Ft. W. & C. Ky., bds s w cor Baker and
js5 Harrison
3 Patton Charles, saloon s s Columbia 3 e of Barr M
S?Pattou Francis, jeweler Juotin Beuret, bds Mayer House ^
£^ Patton George D, conductor P. Ft. W. & C. liy., h 101 E. Berry
W Patton Jesse, station baggage mau P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds Mayer
<" House -^ , , r. 1 J
c2 Patton Lewis, brakeman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds s w cor Baker and
eZS and Harrison
5* Patton William S., carpenter J. L. Potter, bds n e cor Water and
<i> Clinton
Si Paul Charles, wks Clark & Rhinesmilh
CQ Paul Deborah, dressmkr, bds 85 E. Main ^ -r ^
"S Paul Ferdinand, blksmith P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h G3 W. Jefferson
S Paul Frederick, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h s w cor Harrison and
w> Melita
o Paul I-L, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. ^... -r -r.^T.
g Paul Henry, etudeut FORT WAYJN'E COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
jj^ Court, cor Main
§*Piiul Williau), (Paul & Koester,) h 16 W. Jefferson
•^ Paul & Koeeter, OVilliam Paul, Christian Koester,) lime and stone
S dealers n e cor Cass and Pearl
o Pavo H., carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
§ Payne Yv^illiam C, wks FroneHeld & Todd, h 147 W. Mam
"H* Pearson Charles, drayman, h 190 W. Main
4J Pcchler Frederick, wks spoke factory, bds 22 Madison
o Pecklcy Peter, lab T. W. & W. Ry., h s s Walnut, 3 w Oakley
'^ Pehl Casper, shoemkr M. Noll
2 Peltier Jaip.es, artist Shoaff's Art Gallery
•^ Peltier Louis, (L. Peltier & Co.,) h 4-9 E. Lewis
PeUier L. & Co., (Louis Peltier, George S. Carll,) undertakers, 24 E.j
Zf2 Berry
O Pens Conrad H., policeman, h 196 W. AVashington
^ Peppier Jacob, salesman H. G. Wagner, bds same
ctj Pequegenot Felix, salesman B. W. Oakley & Son, bds same
p^ Periquey Frank, lab, h Samuel al, 1 s Grant
IM Perret Charles, elk, bds (14 E. Columbia
g Perrot Aiigust, h s s LaSalle, bet Hanna & Lafayette
S Perry Bradley, lab, h 117 Broadway
B Perry E. D., bds s w cor Calhoun and Baker
O Perry John, engineer P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 15S W. Wayne
^ Perry Joseph, carpenter O. D. Hurd, bds 50 E. Columbia
^ Perzot Josejjh, carpenter, bds C. Ran
W Peters R., boilermkr Ba-s & Hanna
S^ Peters R., lab Bass & 11 anna
g Peters William, carpenter T. W. & W. Ry.
<3 Petrie Frank, machinist, h 57 Berry
^ Pettengill A. M., cloak and dressmkr 74 Columbia, bds Mrs. Stapleford
PettijoYm August, salesman L. Falk, bds same
MEYER BROTHERS & CO., 2 Keystone Block.
FOl^T WAY^E FIL DIRECTORY. 131
Pettijolin Jolm B., salesman McDougul & Co., li 186 E. Waslnnffton~"
I'ettit buraii, teacher select scliool, s s W Berry, 2 e Griffith
Petziii^rer F., Sr., boilennkrP. Ft. ^¥. & C. Ry.
Petzinger F., Jr., boilerrakr P. Ft. W. & C Ry. O
Pfeiffcr Ciiristiaii, carj)enter, h w s Hanna, 2 s li(3linan L-
Pfeiffer John C, (PtViiter & C<..,) h Leo rd, 3 miles n city
Pfeifter & Co., (John C. Pfeitier, Jacob Thmnm, Frederick Wehrs ^ »^
pruprs Arctic Mills, e s Lima rd, nr canal feeder, Bloomingdale
Pfleager Holt, tinner Ash & McCnUoch, bds John M. Cook S
Pflejar Joseph, teamster, h 96 W. Berry JaJ
Phelps George, brakeman P. Ft. W. & C, Rv., h 107 Jackson
Phelps James, brakeman P. Ft. W. & C. liy., li 107 Jackson S*
PhenixFire Ins. Co of Brooklyn, N. Y., S. Lumbard, agent, office I
Hamilton's old Bank bldg ' & j eo
Philhibaum John M., h s s Grand, 4 w S. Harrison
Philley Eli S., teacher, h 204 Lafayette
Pbilley Milton S., teacher, bds 204^Lafayette
PJiiliip Barnet, groceries 17 Calhoun, h 121 W. Main
Phillips Elizabeth, wid Edward, h 212 Lafayette
Phillips George, city hacks, h s s CJumbia, 2 w Lafayette
Phillips George, tinner, bds 50 E. Columbia ^
Phillips George, wks Gas Liglit Co. S
Phillips Jolm, hack driver, bds Georire Phillips S
Phillii^s John, student FORT WAY^^E COMMERCIAL COLLEGE S
Court, cor Main ' ^
Phillips Michael, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h n s Colerick 2 w :;:
Hoagland av ^
Phillips K. H., (Rev.) pastor Berry st M. E. Church, h 26 W. Berry 3'
Phillips Patrick, lab, h s w cor K Cass and Second S"
Phoenix Block, w s Calhonn bet Main and Columbia ^
PHOENIX INS CO. OF HARTFORD, CONK, PL H. Bossier, agt, »
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room 4 over Hamilton's Bank ^ ., . . ' ^'o
Pickard^ Thomas R., foreman Bass & Hanna, h s s Washington 2 w of S"
Lafayette ° oa
.Piepenbnnk Christian, millinery and stamping n w cor Calhoun and §
J errerson, h same oa
Piepenln-ink Eliza, milliner, bds n w cnv Calhonn and Jefferson S
Pieper Frederick, machinist T. W. & W. Rv., h 69 W. Jefferson S
;Pierce Benjamin C, propr Phillips House n w cor Columbia and Lafa- P^
' yette *"
Pierce Everett W., machinist Murray & Bennigin, h 215 Lafayette ^
Pierce Isabella, wks French, Hanna & Co t^
[Pierce James S., stave mnfr, cooper and mnfr of pumps n s Pearl bet »
Ewing and Griffith, h 257 W. Wayne g
Pierr Jacob, (J. & P. Pierr,) h e s Calhonn 2 n of Jefferson f»
Pierr Peter (L & P. Pierr,) h n w cor Washington and Union E?
Pierr J. &P (Jacob Pierr, Peter Pierr,) dry goods, notions and gro- JS
ceries. No. 1 PhoBnix Block Calhonn st ^ %
Pigecm Nicholas, wks frgt depot T. W. & W. Ry., h n w corMelita and
Kansas
Pillett Joseph, machinist T. W. & W. Ry
Pilliod Yictor, shoemkr, li s s Colum.bia rd or Front st bet Cherry and
'•New York Store," 90 Columbia St., ROOT & CO., Jobbers and
132 FORT WAYNE POT DIRECTOKY.
Pinter Edwaid, tanner, bds C. Ran
® Pio John W., collarnikr Jacob Schwegel, li Clay bet Wasliington and
^ Jeflcrson
^ Pipenbrink Adam, basketnikr, wks L. Scliank, bds 48 E. Coliunbia
t^ Pipenbrink Conrad D., groceries and provisions 6i W. Washington, h
48 W. Washington
Cm Piqncgnot Frank, carpenter, li e s Ilanna nr S. City limits
ts'Pittsburgii, Fort Wayne and Chicago Ey.,
g^ ottice at patsengerciepot. {iSee card jj 14&.)
•g P. Ft. W. tfc C. Py. despatchers, office Clint«»ii st n of depot ;
P3 P. Ft. W. & C. liy. division engineers, office Clinton St., n of depot rH
P3 P. Ft. W. tic C. liy. frt depot, office liailroad bet Clinton and Parr '^
^ P. Ft. W. & C. liy. machine shops n s li. li. bet Clinton and Lalayetto
To P. Ft. W. ^ C. liy. master transportation, office Clinton St., n of depot '
^ P. Ft. W. & C. liy. past-erger depot, Raih-oad bet Calhoun and Clinton
^ P. Ft. AV. vfc C. liy. roadmaster, office Clinton St n of depot
Jj P. Ft. W. & C. liy. supts office west division Clinton St., n of depot,
py Charles E. Goiham, supt ;
5Q P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. telegraph office, eupts office, depot
"eg Plagge Louis, h n e cor Van Buren and High
^ Phut Alberr, porter Aveline House, bds same
^ Ploor Ellen, wid Frederick, h w s Calhoun 8 s Jefferson
^ Pluck Heimann, lab, h 19t) W. Jeiferson i
{U Pines Sherman 1)., tireman T. W. & W. Ry
- Plunkett Charles, actor, h 137 W. Main
o Polfenberger J., lireman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry
^ Poggeman William, wks frt depot T. W. tfe W. Ry., h 153 Lafayette ^
^. Polilman Frederick, collarmkr Jacob Schwegel, bds 41 E. Colundjiti
^Pohn Christian, printer, bds 85 W. Jefferson
S Polkannis Albert 11., engineer P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h Lafayette 2 a of
^ Montgomery , _
g PoUihan Ceorge, elk E. Woodward, bds 227 E. Wayne . J
^ Poole Emery 0., engineer T. W. & W. Ry., h 146 W. Jefferson ^
g Poole Martha, wid I)avid, h e s Williams 5i e Floagland av
a Poole William, moulder Pass & lianna
"2 P<->p>p llern)an, tanner Union Tannery, bds 176 Lafayette
^ Por&eeker Frank, wks F. Eckert, bds same
,a Porter Edward C, frt conductor P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds Mrs. Mary
o Porter Ehas A., wks L. M. Ninde, h e s Fairfield av and city limits
'§ Porter Humphrey, boilermkr T. W. & W. liy
CO Post Henry, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds 22 Madison
« POST OFFICE ANDBUILD11\G., M. L>rake, Post Master e s Court
g> bet Main and Periy
^ POSTON ELISHA W.,
^ modeludcr room 7 Burgess Block, h 32 Jones. {See card Business
g Megister.)
g Potch Peter, basketmkr wks L. Schank, h Water st
O Potter Charles II., brakeman P. Ft. W . & C. liy., bds s w cor Calhoun
*^ and Baker
POTTER JOSEPH L., contractor builder and stair builder, n e cor
Main and Griffith, h 250 W. Wayne
Retailers of Domestics, Silks, Shawls, Dress Goods, Hosiery, Gloves, Notions.
FORT WAYNE QUC DIEECTOKY. 1.33
Ponlson Britton, (B. Poalson & (Jo.,) h s s Wayne, bet Barr and Cal-
houn Q
Ponlson B. & Co., L,
(Britton Ponlson and ,) patentees and mantVs of fanning ma- m
chines, 4:6 W. Main. {Sea oanl p. Yl.) g
Power Ciit'.rleis, lab, h s s riii»;li, bet Lima rd and Van Buron <}
Powers Emitt, street sprinkler, bds 16U E. AVa^-ne ^
Powers John A., street sprinkler, li 160 E. Wayne S^
Powers Thomas, lab, h e s Webster, bet Baker and Ilolman »tO
Poyser Hiram, carpenter T. W. & W. Ry., h 176 W. Jefferson ^g
Pi anger John U., carpenter, h 201 E. Washington W
Pratt Allen, mason, h 10 Montgomerj^ *T
Pratt Henry, mason, l)ds 10 Montijomery S*
Pratt William T., (ex-sheritf,) office, No. 8 Burgess Block, over First »
National Bank, li n s Douglas av, 3 w Harrison <D
Prentiss Charles C, (J. R. Prentiss & Son,) bds Aveline House '^
Prentiss Joseph K, (J. C. Bowser & Co., and Joseph R. Prentiss & B
Son,) h 49 W. Water S-
Prentiss Patrick, lab, h s s Baker, 1 w McClellan tJ
Prentiss J. R. & Son, (Joseph li, and Cliarles C. Prentiss,) hard wood g
and lumber, 23 W. Water o
Presbyterian Chapel, (old school,) n e cor Calhoun and Holman pa
Presbyterian Churcli, (new school,) George Little, pastor, s s W. Berry a*
bot Webster and Ewing Cj*
Pressor Charles, lab, h s e cor Holtnan and Monroe h^
Price R. E., bds s w cor Calhoun and Baker fo^
Prince Tl- ■"-■n;-, machinist, h N. Calhoun, oi)p Trotting Park g"
PROBASCO A. C, collector Wabash and Erie Canal, and city and «>
township assessor, office, 73 Columbia, h 112 E. Main
Probasco Mahlon, lireman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds 16 S. Calhoun g*
Pronger Barney, wks N. G. Olds & Son o*
Pronger Conrad, wiper P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 141 E. Wasliington 3'
Protection Engine Co. No. 5, Bass, opp Prince o
Prouty Joshua B,, bookeeper and cashier Abbott & Siioaff, bds 91 E. ^
Washington ^
Provident Life Insurance and Investment Co., of Ciiicago, George F. S
Stinchcomb & Co., agts, Aveline Block, 71 Calhoun ' §
Prunican , shoemkr, 1 1 n s Nirdlinger av, 3 w Bluffton rd. ^
Pubownik John, carpenter, e s John, nr Charley jjj
Puffenbarger Jacob, carpenter, h w s Maiden Lane, 2 s Pearl ^
Putfenbarger Jennie, seamstress B. D. Angell, bds Jacob Puffen- J2.
barge r co
Putnam Fire Insurance Co., of Hartford, Conn., , ^
Durgin & Edsall, agts, room 6, Burgess Block, over First National CQ
Bank ^
Putnam Harvey N., (Henderson & Putnam,) h 126 Clinton co
Q.
QUCKSELL Peter, engineer P. Ft. W. & C Ry., h e s Broadway, 2 u
P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
Remember Biddle & Hoagland's is the Cheap Drug Store.
134: FORT WAYNE RAN DIKECTORY.
Qucksello Siunuol, brakeman P. Ft. W. & C. %., bds s e cor Wilt and
Colle.^ro
Quidor Kulurn K., engineer T. W. & W. Ry., h 48 Wilt
§ Quiiilan I)., carpenter P. Fr. W. & C. Ry
>,Qiii<ni James, blacksuiith P. Ft. W. & 0. Ry., li 101 W. Jefferson
^ Quinn Malachi, wks P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds Thomas Lynch
^ Qiiinn Martin, labT. W. & W. Ry., h s s Taylor, 3 e Oakley
^ Quinn P., lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
CO
JEi.
RAA13 Frederick, elk J. Raab, h — E. Washington
Raab John, groceries, 92 Colntnbia, h 112 W. Jefferson
l2 Rabel Gnstav, shoemkr Paul Ketcher
-.R'lbur Mathias, carpet weaver, h n s Donglas, 9 w Lima rd. i
•^ Rabus John, taik>r, h ws Linia rd, 2 n High
3 Racine Aime, (Racine & Bro.,) li n w cor First and N. Cass
M Racine Frederick, (Racine & Bro.,) bds Caspar Ran
JCQ Racine Jacob, wks Racine & Bro., bds Caspar Ran
§ Rticine & Bro., (A. and F. Racine,) whol horse collar manfrs, n w cor
4:5 First and N. Cass
"g Rady William, wks T. W. & W. Ry., h w s Hoagland av, 2 s Cole-
ctf rick
*^ Ragen James, bds s w corCalhonn and Baker
©"Rahe Henry, carpenter T. W. & W. Ry., h 127 Broadway
^ Rahonst Frederick, carpenter, h 218 E. Jefferson
O Railing A., boilermkr P.Ft. W. & C. Ry., ii Hanna, cor Madison
_, Railing Conrad, blksmith P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h n w cor Hamilton and
j§ Francis
^ Railing Henry, boilermkr P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 155 E. Lewis
o Railway Passengers' Assurance Co., of Hartford, F. P. Randall, agt,
§ office, w s Clinton, bet Columbia and Main
g Raiser A. B., carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry
M Ralston J., machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry
)-4 R imbo Benjamin W., watchmkr 2 Aveline Block, h 120 W. Washing-
cj Rarnmart Herman, lab, h n s Donglas, bet Lima Plank Road and Cas3
J RAUDALL FEANKLIN P.^,
Mayor of Fort Wayne, lawyer, ins and real estate agt, office w 8
,iC Ciinto)!, bet Cohimbia and Main, h n e cor Berry and Lafayette.
{S 36 card jj. X 111.)
"-* Randall C-reorge W., barber, bds s w cor Calhoun and Baker
2 Randall Peter, barber, bds s w cor Calhoun and Baker
ca Randall Smith, conductor P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 41 W. Wa^liington
a Ranke Frederick, machinist J. C. B.iwser & Co., h 119 W. Washington
*^ Ranke Hetn-y, machinist J. C. Bowser & Co., bds Wm. Ranke
Ranke Willian], (Ranke & Co..) h 121 W. Washington
Ranke William & Co., (William Ranke and ,) saw mill proprs,
on the Canal, nr Griffith
Ranz Adam, lab, h 249 E. Washington
o
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!3d
Get your Paints, Oils and Dye Bluffs at Biddle & Hoagland's
FORT WAYNE E,EE DIRECTORY. 135
Rapp Charles, teamster Lillie & Bro,, bds same q
Kapp Christian, billiard saloon, 24 W. Main, h same
Eapp Frederick, elk, h 173 E. Washinorton ^
Rapp Jacob, wagonmkr, h Iloffnian Addition, 3 w Lima rd ^
Rapp Marj', wid John, h 30 W. Lewis
EAQUET CHEISTIAj^,
guns, pistols and ^3porting apparatus, 20 W. Main, h same. {jSee
card Busi7iess liegister.) pj
Raquet Peter, gnnsniith C. Raqnet, h 136 W. Columbia g
Rasenk Mary, wid John, h s e cor Van Buren and High CD
Rassat diaries, carpenter, li e s Hanna, 1 s Grant -
RASTETTER LOUIS, machinist and town clockmnfr, 42 W. Jefferson, ^
h n e cor Calhoun and Jefferson g*
Rater Frederick, wiper T. W. & W. Ry _ »*
Ran Casper, boarding, e s Lima road, bet Fourth and Fifth, Blooming- 2
dale. ^ ^
Ran Philip, wks Beck's Brewery, h Bloorningdale ^
Rauli Augustus, plasterer, h w s Lima rd, 3 n High g^
Rauner Joseph, (J, L, Sweney & Co.,) h — Wilt CD
Rawson George, moukler Bass & Hanna, bds Mrs. C. Gable • pj
Ray Henry, carpenter T. W. & W. Rv g,
RAY W. T.. master mechanic T. W. & W. Ry., bds Mrs. L. Wright ^
Rayhouser Gedeliah J. Z., printer GazHte o^qq, h n city limitSj Spy Run g*
road g
Raynes W., machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry g-
Raynes W. H., machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry
Read Asahel J., livery and sale stable. Court street, opp Court House, h ^
e s Clinton, 4 s Main g-
Read Henry A., agt Merchant's Union Express Co., 75 Columbia, h s s g-
Ewing, 2 s W. AVayne •-*
Read Moses, (M. Read '& Co.,) h 126 W. Main "
READ M. & CO., (Muses Read and Franklin M. Johnson,) general g*
produce dealers, 40 E. Columbia g^
Reader J., hreman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry g
Ready David, machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h s s Colerick, 2 w Prince o
Realins: , hib, h Hanna, cor Madison ^
Reamed- B. C, tinner P. Ft. W. & C. Ry ^
Rear Henry, h 247 W. Jefferson gj*
Redelsheimer David S., (S. Redelsheimer & Son,) h 59 W. Main o
Redelsheimer Henry, groceries and fancy goods, e s Calhoun, 2 n Main, .?^
h s 0 cor Harrison and Washington ^
Redelsheimer Julius, student FORT WAYNE COMMERCIAL COL- ^
LEGE, elk S. Redelsheimer & Son, bds same
Redelsheimer Max, salesman H. Redelsheimer, bds same
Redelsheimer Sigmond, (S. Redelsheimer & Son,) h 48 W. AVayne P
Redelsheimer S.& Son, (Sigmond Redelsheimer and David S. Redelshei- M
mer,) wholesale grocers, wines, liquors, tobacco and cigars, 93 Co- ^
lumbia CD
Redpath Charles, fireman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds w s Barr, 4 s Wayne ^
Reed Isaac N,, moulder Bass & Hanna, h 208 E. Jefferson
Reed John, (Reed & Hayes,) bds s e cor Clinton and Wayne
O
KOOT & CO., 90 Columbia St., keep a large stock of Cloaklngs, Cloths,
136 FOliT WAYNK KEM DlKKCTOltY.
Heed Joseph, tireman F. Ft. W. & C. Ry., li 200 Lafayette
Reed & Hayes, (John Reed and John Hiiyes,) leather and liudings, o7 |
E. Cohinibia ^
^eoliling Jact<b, teamster, h s w cor Madison and Ilarmer
Keohling Philip, harnt'ssnikr L. Traub, bds 220 E. Madis(
:ieeps C , carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry
leese Cluiries, machinist P. Ft. W. & 0. R'
Reti'elt W. R., carpenter P. Ft. W. &. C. Ry
„z Reo
§ Rechling Philip, harncssnikr L. Traub, bds 2iJ0 t.. Maaison
>>Reeps C , carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry
g Reese Cluiries, machinist P. Ft. W. & O^Ry., li T5 Montgomery
"S Rehni Christian, la'), h n s Williams, 3 w Harrison
£ Rchni Peter, wks E. Weisser & Co., h Bloomingdale
^Rehncn Bernard, bkpr B.Trentman & Son, bds 64 W. Wayne
*£ Rehnen Ulrich, mason, h 64 ^Y . Wavne
~Z Rehorst F., carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Rv.
§ Rchrkasser C, wiper P. Ft, W. & C Ry.
5 Reichert Philip, wks C. Hatfner & Co., bds same
'rt Rt'id Adam D., (A. D. Reid & Co.,) h n e cor Berry and Broadway
O REID A. D. & CO., (Adam D. Reid, Robert Lig^^'tand Charles Men-
t^ sing,) steel plow and cultivator mnfrs. 57 W. Main
g Reidmiller George, candymkr Iluestis & Hamilton
g Reiling August, locksmitii, n w cor Pearl and Ewing, h same
jQ Reiling Conrad, tailor, li 95 E. Madison
•fn Reiiliiig F., blacksmith P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
S Reimeman Henry, blacksmith T. W. & W. Ry., h 109 Broadway
^ Reinecke Christian, upholsterer J. M. Miller, h 105 Barr
g R'.iinewold William, wks T. W. & VV. Ry., hue cor Harrison and j
{33 Dawson
^Reinhardt Mathias, bootmkr, h 239 E. Jefferson
o R-inhart Fox, gardener, h w s Fox, s T. W. & W. Ry.
^ Reinhart Henry, carpenter, h w s Hi<2:h, bet Van Bureu and Lima rd
-.Reinke F. AV., steward Concordia College, h same '
<^ Reinkino; Frederick, salesman McD-Miga! & Co., h 185 Ewing I
o Reiss George, wiper P. Ft. W. & C." Ry., h 165 West \
g Reiter Anton, h w s Lima rd, 5 n High |
«j Reiter Edward F., grain buyei", h n e cor Clay and Berry , |
^ Reiter Frederick, drayman, h 60 Douglas av.
CO
S REITER GEORGE,
*5 mntr cigars and tobacco, 88 Calhoun, bds Aveline House. {See
a card Bicsiness Register.)
g Reiter Henry, machinist T. W. & W. Ry.
P3 Reith Henry J., mason, h s w cor Wayne and Harmer
o Reitz William F., collector Fort Wayne National Bank, h — W.Wayne
"5 Reitzell Peter N., blacks-mith, h n w cor High and Lima rd
_eJ Rekers Bernard J., carpenter, s w cor W. Washington and Ewing, h
'„ same
gREKERS CLEM A., county recorder, office Court House, h 21 W.
03 Wayne
5 Rekers Gerhard, elk H. Schwieters, li w s Webster, bet Berry and
Wayne
Remest J. H., patternnikr Murray & Bennigin
Remley John, bds Main Street Exchange
Remmer Harmon, wks French, Hanna & Co.
Cassimeres, Blankets, Flannels, Underwear, Fancy Woolens, Furs.
FuRT WAYNK RIL DIKKCTOBY. , 137
RENAUD IlENliY, boarding house and saloon, 64 Colinnbia, li same
R'jntrew Lide, niiliinL-r S. J. D^^lzell, bds ^anio
Renfrew R.iy K., wks Bass & Ilauiia, li e s llanna, 3 n Grant q
Renfrew R. K., Jr., lal) Bass ife llanna, bds e s llanna, 3 u Grant '
Renney Robert, wks E. Weisser & Co., li Bloomingdale
Renney T., lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. W
R'jnseman B., blacksmith P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. §
Rynshaw Joseph, moulder J. C. Bowser & Co., li s s Taylor, 2 e Oakley frj
Rentze A., lab Bass & Hanna Sd
Resolute Fire Ins. Co., of New York, II. G. Farr, agt, office Hamilton's j^*
Block, Calhoun st. o
Ressler Heiririch, niachinist, h n s "W. Jeft'erson, 3 w Ewing ^
Retter Jacob, machinist P. Ft. W. & C Ry., h s s Colerick, 2 e Prince ^
Renmmels John, painter Starkev & Rupert CO
Reuss G., inachinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. cw"
Reiiss William E., student FORT WAYNE COMMERCIAL COL »
LEGE, Court, cor Main g
Rex J. M., student FORT WAYNE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, ja.
Court, cor Main O
Reynolds A., wks N. G. Olds & Son _ ^ 3
Reynolds John W., foreman candymakers Huestis & Hamilton, h 104 g
Barr g
Reynolds Peter, barber e s Calhoun, 2 s Holman, h e s Harrison, 2 n P
Dawson ^
Rheim Samuel, carpenter, h e s Broadway, 3 n P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. t^
Rhinehart J., helper Bass & IIann«, h Lafayette, 2 n R. R. g
Rhinesmith John, (Clark & Rliinesmith,) h 211 W. Wayne p'
Rholeman W., painter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. <D
Rhodenbeck A., blacksmith P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. ^
Rhodenbeck C, blacksmith P. Ft. W. & C Ry. g»
Rhodes Josiah, cooper D. Myers o*
Rhyme Christian, lab, ii 2-11 W. Washington B'
Rich Thomas, carpenter, h 85 E. Main o
Richards David, cupola tender Bass & Hanna, h s e LaSalle, bet Han- ^^
na and Lafayette ?^
Richards Elizabeth, wid Frederick, h 24 E. Wafer 55
Richey Amos, salesman Morgaji & Beach, bds Mayer House o
Richie Sarah, wid James, h 12.8 Jackson S^
Richman William F., salesman Meyer Bros. & Co. m
Riddler Andrew, lab, h s s Duryea, 1 w Hoagland av. pa
Rider J., machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. 3^
. Ridley Michael, wks Clark & Rhinesmith g*
Riedel John, teacher Evangelical Lutheran School p
Rieder Jacob, lireman P. Ft. W. & C. R., bds s e cor Calhoun and ^a
Washington Sj
Riedmiller George, deliveryman Easrle Brewery, h nr Brewery ^
Riedmiller John M., propr Eagle Brewery, s w city limits, w Bluffton ?♦
Plank Road
Rieman Sylvester D., salesman J. & P. Pierr, h 61 E. Jefferson
Riesney Frederick, bds 60 Douglas av.
Rietce Tobias, carpenter, •. 249 W. Wayne
Riley Daniel, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h n s E. Lewis, 3 e Francig
Fancy SoapSj Perfumeryj and Toilet Articles at
138 FORT WAYNE ROD DIRKCTOliY.
Riley Frederick, machinist T. W. & W. Ry., h s w cor \V. Jeli'ersou
•g "and Yan Buren
S Riley G. W., train boy P. Ft. W & C. Rv., bds 16 S. Calhoun
is Riiierraan llenry, blksmith T. W. & W. Ry.
^ R!n'>- Jolin, lab/h n s Cliicngo, 1 w Calhoun
g Rinr^uld Barney, baker, h 13 W. Wayne
2 Rin'wold llenry, carpenter T. W. & W. Ry.
t: Rinwold William, carpenter T. W. & W. Ry.
j2 Ripper William, cabinetmkr J. J. Klaehn h e s Oakley, 1 n Henry
^Ripps , lab, h n s Henry, 2 w Fairfield av.
■^ Riser George, wks JST. G. Olds & Son ^
o Rissing Augustus, shoemkr J. A. Schmidt, h Bloomingdale
PQ Rissing John H., wks W. Wheeler
jw Ritter David, wks M. Strodel, bds same
g Ritz Lawrence, wks E. Wcsisser & Co., h Bloomingdale
w Roach David, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.. bds 70 Madison
-S Roach James, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h lo W. Wayne
'o R'lat Bernard, wks P. Ft. AV. & C. Ry., h Force, n w cor Jones
rt Robl)ins (Jharles G., carpentei-, h e s llanna, 3 s Lewis
CQ Roberts iVndrew C, elk Meyer Bros. & Co., bds Miyer Plouse
p:! Roberts George, fireman T. W. & W. Ry., bds s w cor Calhoun and
W Baker
^ Roberts WiHiam A., elk A. D. Brandriff & Co., bds Aveline House
^ Robertson Robert S., (Ninde, Taylor & Robertson.) h n w cor Wayne
,_- and Webster
- Robertson William G., bkpr Murray & Bei.nigin, L 162 Ewing
^ Robinson Charles ll.ff conductor P. Ft. AV. & C. Ry., h w s Jackson,
oj bet AVayne and Berry
<3> Robinson Edward B., bkpr B. W. Oakley & Son, bds same
g Robinson IL, fireman P. Ft. W. & C. liy., bds A. AVhitehead
Q ROBINSON JAMES H., boots, shoes, leather findings, &c., w s Har-
fao rison, iiead of Columbia, bds Hamilton House
•S ROBINSON R. D., (R-v.,) finan'cial agt t^'ort AVayne College, h same
a ROBINSON S BLOCK, w s Harrison^ opp Columbia
"cd Robison D. A., trader, room 5 Court House
" Rochall Morris, shoemkr Thomas Mannix, h 151 E. Lewis
^R(^ck Joseph, lab Bass & Hanna
a Rockhill Emilv, wid William, h s e cor Berry and Rockliill
j2 ROCKHIlL house, s w cor W. Main iuul Broadway, Pliilo Rumsey,
,^ ])roprietor
pj Roekkerher Joseph, cabinetmkr, h 191 E. AVa^hington
^ Rudabauoch Elisha, brakeman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds s w cor Calhoun
§ and Baker
.fapRodabaugh Thomas J., painter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 172 AV. Jefferson
CQ Rodaubeck Frederick, boilernikr li.i-s ^.\: ilanna.' h 20S E. Jefferson
Jq Rodder Frelerick, wks T. AV. & W. Ry., h n s Nirdlin-xcr av, 5 w
o BluiTton rd.
^Rodem.in William J., foreman cigar shop Lamley & Rosenthal, h n w
Qj cor Harrison and Bass
CD Rodenbeck AVilliam, boilermkr T. AV. & AV. Ry., h 65 Madison
Rodcnbeck AVilliam, shoemkr C. AV. Sander, bvls same
Rodenberger George, painter P. Ft. AV. & C. Ry.^ h n s IIenry,*l e
Fairfield av.
MEYIE BIOTHEES ^ CO., 2 Keystone Block.
FORT WAYNE EOS DIRECTORY. 139
Kodmuier Fred, wks N. G. Olds & Son
Rody VViiliam, helper T. W. & W. Ry.
Roeilo Frank, wks Merchants' Union Express, bds 15 W. Jefferson
Eoelle Jacob, machinist P. Ft. W. & 0. Ry., h 15 W. Jeliersun
Roelle Teter, h 15 W. Jefferson _ 5«
Roesler XL, machinist Muriay & Bennegin g
Rogers Anson, engineer P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h w s Bhiffton rd. 2 n •-<
Kirdlinger a v. ^,
Rodgers Bridget, wid James, h 105 Jackson P
Rogers II., engineer P. Ft. W. c<c C. Ry. ^ ^
Rogers Orrin I)., carpenter, h 277 W. Jefferson CD
Rogers Robert, moulder Murray & Bennigin, li s w cor Lewis and &
Monroe §
Rogers William II., boilermkr P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 131 E. Jefferson »
Rogga William, carpenter, h n w cor llolman and McClellan hj
Rolilcy Frank, expressman Merchants' Union Express Co., h — Jef- g*
ferson co
Rohrer John, chair factory cor Clinton and "Water, salesroom 39 E. Col- ^
umbia, h same §
Rohrhase Conrad, lab, h n w cor Webster and Dawson o
Rohs Henry, dry goods and notions, 84 Columbia, bds Anthony Evans -^
Rolap John, drayman, h 58 W. Wayne o
Rollins G. W., engineer P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. *=
Rolph Fritz, lab, li s s Wall, 9 w Bluffton plank rd. 2.
Rolston James, machinist P. Ft. W. & C. iiy., h w s Clay, 1 n Houch o
Roltz Conrad, dairyman, h Yi s Wells, bet Douglas and Canal feeder ®
Roman Catholic Cathedral, Very Rev. Julian Benoit, pastor, e s Cal- SJ
houn, bet Lewis and Jefferson ' a
Ronibke Frederick, lab boiler shop Bass & Hanna, li n w cor Lafayette {H:
and Madison o
Romary Armour, wks A. J. Emrick, bds 15 Madison ^
Romary Joseph John Foster Jacob, salesman Morgan & Beach, h 15
Mad'son 22
Romy Cliarles, wks Griffith & Olds, bds 64 E. Columbia o
Romy Robert, lab, bds 64 E. Columbia » ^
Rooney J., engineer P. Fr. W. & C. Ry. O
Root Lewis B., (Root & Co.,) bds Hamilton House £L
ROOT & CO., g
(L. B. Root, E. C. Rurode, William Johnston, Jr., and George W.
Knowlton,) dry goods wdiol and ret, 90 Columbia. {jSee top lines.) ?♦
Ropa Fritz, coffinmkr L. Peltier & Co. "^
Ropa William, (Kennedy & Ropa,) li s e cor Jefferson and Broadway o
Rosa Anthony, wiper T. W. & W. Ry., h Y5 W. Washington ^
Rosel Benjamin, clrayman. h w s Webster, 1 n W. Wayne ^
Rose BrowneH B., foreman carpenter yard P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 158 ^
E. Lewis *g
Rosenbaum Frank, saloon n w cor Monroe and Wayne, h same CD
Rosenbcrger Charles, painter, n w cor Calhoun and Butler
Rosenthal Albert, traveling salesman B. Trentman & Son, h 68 Douglas
avenue
Rosenthal Ephraim, stock dealer, h 30 W. Washington
Dru?s, Medicines and Dye Stufis at
O 1^^ F<iRT WAYNE liUN DIRKCTORY.
O -— — ■
PQ Rosenthal Isaac, physician and surgeon,office, n e cor Main and Calhoun
o h 100 \V. Berry
§ Rosenthal Maxwell, (Lamley & Rosenthal,) h 102 W. Berry
*£a Ross Enoch W., wij^er P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h n e cor Charles and La-
\>\ fayette
^ . . —
^ Rossington Richard, cigars, tobacco, &c., e s Calhoun, in Aveline House
}2; Block, h Clinton, bet Main and ]>errv
^ Rossington William W., billiard hall, 12 Calhoun, h 112 E. Berry
^ Rotlie B., lab, Bass & 11 anna
t5 Rotheflush Mary, wid Joseph, h n s Ilohnan, bet IJanna and Monroe
^ Rothoff William, cigarmkr L. Dessauer & Co., bds Main Street Ex-
change
g Rotter llenry, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h s s High, bet Van
(^ Buren and Lima rd.
jg Ross George B., engineer P. Ft. W. & C. Rv.,h 139 E. -Jefferson
^ Ross Gustavus, gunsmith William Leonard, bds 51 Barr
^ Round Frederick, mason, h s s Melita, opp Kansas
^ Rouner Joseph, painter, h 132 Wilt
g Rowan B. A , wid Dr. B. C, h 74 E. Washington
CQ Rowan Stephen, salesman Root & Co.
^Rowe Anthony, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
pq Rowe James, machinist P. Ft. W. & 0. Ry., h n e cor Douglas av and
jJ McClellan
W Rubel , mason, h 114- Broadwav
PgRubor J. L., student FORT WAYNE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
g Court, cor Main
^ Rubin Edward Rev., pastor Jewish congregation, h 80 W. Main
cd Rudard Georire, butclier, h w s E\viii<r, 2 n W. Wayne
g RUDISILL ilENRY J., (John E. Hdl, Jr., & Co.',) and County Audi-
j=j tor\s office. Court House, h 110 W. Berry
WRadisillJ., student FORT WAYNE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
o Court, cor Main
.g Rud<»I|.h Frank, hartiessmkr C. Neireiter, h Bloomingdale.
o Rudolph WilUam, sawer, h 211 W. Jfffors.»n
M Rue Nicholas T., teaclier District School No. 1, Wayne Township, bds
W) Casper Rau
•^ Ruess George, machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h s w cor Williams and
(^ Iloaghind av
^ Riigaber J., carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry
g lluizer William, carpenter T. W. & W. Ry
W) ituhlin Conrad, tailor Keefer & Heingartiier, h 95 Madison
cd Rule Jesse F., cabinetmkr John M JVIiller, h e s Calhoun, s city limits
*|? Rumbolt GottHeb, machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h w s Hood, 3 s Pritch-
bo ard
w Rump Ernest, wks A. C. Beaver, bds 207 W. Jefferson
g»Rump Ilrrmann, wks A. C. Beaver, bds 207 W. Jefferson
^ liumsey Henry B., Lieut. Commanding U. S. Navy, bds Rockhill House
•^ Rumsey IJ. Edgerton, bds Rockhill House
Pj Jiumsey James B., elk Rockhill House
g RUMSEY PHILO, propr Rockhill House, s w cor Main and Broadway
^ Runbek William, shoemkr, bds 101 W. Washington
o Rundel Alexander, wks spoke fiictory, h Samuef Alley, 2 s Grant
MEYER BROTHEKS & CO., 2 Keystone Block.
FtUtT WAYNK St. P UlUKCTO.iY. 141
Eundel Charles, conductor T. Fr. W. & C. liy., h 152 W. Washington H
Kupert Ira, (Stark ej <fe liupert,) h 123 E. AVashington O
liupp John, blksmith J. 0. Bowser tSz Co., bds '63 Madison o*
Kupple John, wks Baker & Bro , h n s Montgomery, 4 w Lafayette ^
Ruppie John, lab, h 2«i2 E. Wayne *^
Bupple Baul, carpenter P. Ft. VV. & C. Ry., h 258 E. Wayne £
Eurude Ernst C, (Root & Co..) bds Aveline House g
Rushton Samuel, blksmith T. W. & W, By., h 3i Lewis 3-
Rushton Thomas, patent rights, h 128 Madison S
Russell Cieorge F., salesman Root & Co , bds Rev. J. S. Lodge p
Russell James, wks C-Jas Co., bds 150 Harrison «^
Russell Beter, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h n e cor Kelson and Wilt Sj
Russell William, painter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h s s Walnut, 4 w. Fair- ^
lield avenue o
Ruthman Bernard, bricklayer, h 227 E. Wayne e-*
Ruthrautf Charles, grocer, s w cor Calhoun and Wayne, h 140 Clinton p
Ruthrauft' AV illiam, salesman Root & Co u*
Ruthrauif William P., pastor English Lutheran Church, h s s Wayne, bet ^^
Clinton and Barr ^
Ruthruff Charles, elk Wilham E. Hood o
Rultenburgh C, lab Bass & Hanna oa
Ryall John, asst engineer Western Division P. F. W. & C. Ry., h n e po
cor Nelson and Jefferson T\
Ryall Sanmel, barber R. H. Evans, h n w cor Main and Harrison S
Ryan Bridget, wid John, h 101 W. Jefferson ^
RifAN DaJS'IEL, lawyer and justice, Phoenix Block, bet Main and Co- S
lumbia, w s Calhoun, bds Mayer House C^
Ryan Dennis wks T. W. & W. Ily., h T. W. & W. Railroad track, 2 w W
Fairlield avenue ^
Ryan John, drayman, h s s Pritchard, 2 e Jackson Z/i
Ryan John, lab, h s s Pritchard, 3 e Jackson SH
Ryan Martin W., lab T. W. & W. Ry., h e s Pine, 2 s T. W. & W. Ry g§
Ryan Patrick, carpenter, h 167 Washington {>
Ryus William B., machinist P. Ft. W. t& C. Ry., h 217 Lafayette C3
St I**
SACHMEYER Adam, lab T. W. & W. Ry., h 208 Ewing g
Sachs David, retired merchant, h 21 W. Berry. qq
Saffon Thomas, machinist Bass & Hanna, h E. Lewis ~
St. Clair Frank, school teacher, h 207 £2<
St. John's Church, (Lutheran,) s e cor Van Buren and Washington, C. •
Baumann, pastor "^
St. Mary's German Catholic Church, e e cor Jefferson and Lafayette, W
Rev. Joseph Weutz, pastor «^
St. Paul's German Catholic Church, s e cor W. Washington and Grif- 55.
lith, Rev. E. Konig, pastor. 2
St. Paul's German CathoHc (branch) School, n w cor Jefferson and CD
Griffith eo
St. Paul's German Catholic School, e s Griffith, bet W. Wayne and o*
Washington, Peter Mettler, principal ^
St Paul's (German Lutheran) Church, w s Barr, bet Lewis and Jeffer- '
son, William Sihler, pastor
Try Biddle & Haagland's Royal Baking Powder.
142 FoiiT wAYNi': SUH directory.
Salboclier Simon, lab, h s s LaSalle, bet lianiia and Lafayette
Saliije Ferdinand, plasterer, h 12o Madison
Salgo F., machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Uy.
Sallhorn D., polisher N. G. Olds & Sun
Sallutt Jacob F., h 156 E, Ljwis
^ Salman D., iireman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
g Sampson Joseph, barber, under Summit City Hotel, h n s E. Wayne, 4
*3 e 11 anna
g SANDER CHARLES W.,
.M boots, shoes and leather, 82 Columbia, h 101 W. Washington.
^ (See card Business Register.)
c^ Sanders J ohn, teamster, h w s Lima rd, nr Beck's Brewery
^ Sanders William, li 86 W. Washington
^Sargent William, blacksmith P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., li 124 E. Lewis
§ Sarnighausen John, (Saruighausen & Kampe,) li n e cor Columbia and
gj Clinton
^ SAMIGHAUSEN & KAMPE,
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(g Sarns John, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
^ Saunders Benjamin, justice of the peace, office 2 Phoenix Block, Cal-
g houn, h 301 E. Washington
"g Saunders Ernest, mason, h 97 W. Jefferson ■<■ .
"^ SAUNDERS JOSEPtl B., photograph gallery, 3 Phoenix Block,
( Tohn Sarnighansen and Adolpluis Kampe,) editors and proprietors
Indiana /Slate Zeitmig, n e cor Columbia and Clinton. {See card
eu Calhoun, bds 1:^9 Broadway
m Saurs David F., bds s s Y/iiliams, 2 e Hoagland av.
.^Saurs Henry Augustus, lab T. W. & W. Ry., bds s s Williams, 2 e
^2 lloagland av.
^ Saurs Mary A., wid George G., li s s Williams, 2 e Hoagland av.
.E« Saurs S.nnael P., fireman T. W. & W. Ry., bds s s Williams, 2 e Hoag-
^ land av.
*H Sauser Louis, watchnikr, e s Calhoun, 3 n Washington, bds s e cor Cal-
T^ houn and Washington
♦^ Savage John, machinist T. W. & W. Ry., h n w cor Pine and Locust
*^ Saven Samuel, wks Stanley, Bieber & Co.
^ Sawburger S., lab Bass & Ilanna
P5 Sax Morris, student FORT WAY:N"E COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
M Court, cor Main
> SAXER G. ALEXANDER, director Concordia College, h same
S Saxton George, h 69 Douglas av.
*^ Saxton Madam, millinerv, 70 (Jalhoun, h 69 Douglas av.
*^ Saxton T. J., student FOIiT WAYNE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
Q Court, cor Main
Scarlett Anne, wid Albert D., h s s Jefferson, 1 w College
Scarlett Chester, traveling salesman Huestis & Hamilton, h 57 W.
Water
Schacker Leonard, wks P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 138 Jackson
Schaeffer William, wks Cochrane, Humphrey & Co., h 36 Wilt
Schaffer Joseph, barkpr R. R. Dining Room's, bds same
Biddle & Hoagland's Baking Powder is sold everywhere.
FOBT WAYNE SCII DIRECTORY. 143
Schaifter Pciul, lab, bds 64 E. Goluuibia
Schall , lab, li n s AVall, 0 w Blulftoii Plank Road 5*
Schamkle Frederick, oik, li w s Lima rd, 2 w Bridge ^
Scliaiik Constantino, (Kalbaciier & Scliank,) h n e cor Calhoun and S
Wayne
SCriANK LOUIS, mnfr baskets and wooden ware, 48 E. Columbia, h S'
same ^. ^
Scliara Frederick, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., li w s Oaklej, 1 s Walnut CD
Scliart't Joseph, wks Ei^cti's Brewery, h Bloomingdale t30
Schaiibroeck Henr}', lab, bds 252 E. Washington ^
Schawrzkofi Louis, foreman Beck's Brewery, h Bloomingdale es
Scheimann Frederick, tailor, li S6 E. Jefferson £^
Sclieity J(,»hn, wks Griffith & Olds ,_
Scheie August, mason, h 54 Vv^. Wayne. §
Scheie August F., (Scheie & Loner, h 58 W. Main P3
Scheie Jolm, porter B. Trentman & Son pa
Scheie Joiui F., mason, li 190 Griffith g
Scheie Julius, stonemason, h s e cor Walnut and Oakley O
Scheie & Loner, (August F. Scheie and Benedict Loner.) groceries, CJ
provisions and liquors, 5 E. Main §
SCIIELL JAMES II., attorney at law, 8 Burgess Block, over FirsfS
National Bank, bds Mayer Llouse B
Schellehorn John, (Manok & Schellehorn,) h 89 W. Water ^
Scheuemari Ernest, carpenter, h 205 Ewing q
Scheuerman Peter, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Rv.. h w s Broadway, gj
4 s Wilt ■' ' g
Scherleen Christian, cooper, bds n e cor Lavinia and Broadway
Schenneyer Charles, painter O. J. Kover, bds same ^
Schorner Frederick, lab, bds 14 W. Jefferson p
Scherzinger P., (Tr.'nkiey & Sclierzinger,) h 180 W. Washington Ci:
Schick G., professor Ci)ncordia College, h same o
oT
Schie Ciiristopher, hostler Iledekin Ilouso
Schiefer Christian, boots, shoes and leather 100^ Columbia, h same
Schiefer Deidrich, tinsmith, h 18 E. Wayne
Schiefer George, h 18 E. Wayne o
Schiefer William, bkpr and salesman C. Schiefer, bds same -
Schiefer William, shoemkr, C. Schiefer, h s s Wayne, 2 e Hauna O
Schieferstein Henry, butcher, bds n s Main, 0 w Barr ^
Schieferstein Philip, butcher n s Mr.in, G ^v Barr, h same o
Schiffner Herman, wks C. Schmidt & Co., h s s Columbia rd, 4 w of S
the bridge ^j
Schildmeyer Christian, shoemkr, h 1Y3 W. Jefferson ef
Schilling Bernhard, plasterer, h P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. track, 1 w Hood hh
Schilling Frank, stonecutter Humphrey & Co-, h 241 W. Jefferson r*
Schilling John, lab, h 241 W. Jeff'ersoa ^
Schiman P., wks foundry, bds 118 Harrison ^
Schiman William, coremkr J. C. Bowser & Co., bds 118 Harrison \^
Schinaman C, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. g
Schinaman F., carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. -
Schirmeyer Charles L., hats, caps, furs, and straw goods 9Y Columbia,
h Decatur City
Schirmeyer Louis, salesman C. L. Schirmeyer, bds 70 W. Main
"Housekeeping," "Dry Goods," ROOT & CO., offer the Best Quality of
144 FOKT WAYNE SC-H DIRECTORY.
Sclurmt^yer William, sulesmau C. L. Scliinneyer, bds 70 W. Mala
8chleiiik"oter John, ajrucer n w cor Barr and Main, h same
Schmalhans Fredeiick, cabinetiDkr, wks Griobt'l & Fee
to S.-l)m;ilz Charles, tailor 18 E. Wayne, h same
P Scliniennor Henry, stonocntter J. lliiinphrey & Co., h 127 Wilt
±* Sdunetzer Frederick, elk, li 234: W. Washincfton
^ Schmidt Albert, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 14 W. Jefferson
o Schmidt C, messenj^cr P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
•g S.-hmidt Cliristian, wks Charles JMoll
J2 S-hmidt Christian, wks W. Siruwer & Co., bds Casper Rau
iS Schmidt Conrad, Jr., (C. ScUmuh & Co.,) h 193 W. Wayne
^Schmdt Conrad, Sr., bd? C. Schmidr, Jr
o Schmidt Edward, lab, bds 50 E. Columbia
^ Schnuilt J., boilerwasher P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
W Schmidt Jacob, wks C. Schmidt & Co.. h 22 Mood
^ Schmidt John A., boots and slioes 15 E. Main, has Jefferson, 1
O Ewing
g Sclimi^lt Lonis, h a e cor Calhoun and Washington
•J^ Schmidt Martin, brewer George Ilornnng, bds same
o Schmidt AYilliam, wks C. Schnudt & Co.
^SCHMIDT C. & CO., tile cutters, mill picks and stonecutters tools,
i
f^ s Pearl, bet Cass & Ewing
Schmitz Charles, physician and snrgoon, office, n w cor Wilt and College,
*j3 h same
P^ Schmoe Louis, shoemkr, h 171 Ewing
o Schmueckle Frederick, traveling salesman E. Weisser & Co., h Bloom-
.^ ingdale
ed Schmnker Tibert, wks N. G. Olds & Son, h e s Laftiyette, 7 n Wallace
o Schneider Alfred, tailor Nirdlmger & Oppenheimer, bds 15 W. Wayne
g SchM( ider Barn -y II., h 9 ♦ E. Wayne
p) Schneider Charles, lile cutter C. Schmidt & Co., bds 8 e cor Calhoun
•X3 and Washington
§ Sclineider Gottleib, tailor Lanferty & Bro., h 77 Madison
f^ Schneider Henry F., carpenter, h n s Lavinia, 3 w Fairtield av.
g^ Schneider John, wks M. Oakley, h w s Calhoun, 5 s Washington
C3 Schneider William, shoemkr C. W. Sander, h w s Webster, 2 n Doug-
M Ifis av.
Schnelker Henry, mason, h 259 E. Wayne
<u Schnorberger C, machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
^Schnurr Stephen, elk R. R. Dining Rooms, bds same
(l4 Schocker Leonard, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
" Schovllkopf J. F., (E. Wdsser iSr Co..) h Buffalo
g Schoenbein A F., draftsman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
^ Scho(,*rpf Caspar, druggist, h n w cor Lima rd and Bowser
O Scholby Joseph, blksniith, h 24 E. Water
W Schone Ilinry, grocer 225 E. Washington, li 222 E. Washington
^ Schoiicy Barney, wks Griffiih & Olds
- S -horse William H. A., prescrij-tion elk Mever Bros. & Co
^ Schott George J., elk W. E. Sturcris. h K Barr
S honlte Rudolph, lab, h 241 E. Washington
S ihraage Christ, tailor John G. Flerlderman, h Madison
S^hrack Joseph, wks Fronefield & Todd, bds 26 W. Water
Table Linens, Sheetings, Towelings, Toilet Quilts, Napkins. NEW YORK STORE
FORT WAYNE SEA DIEECTOKY. 145
Sclirader Frederick, shoetnkr, h 128 Madis(m
Sclirader Henry, teamster, li s s Hij^li 5 w Van Buren
Schrader Henry C, (Markley, Sclirader & Co., and T. K Hood & Co.,) g*
h 216 W. Wayne g
Schrader Paul, maciiinist J. C, Bowser & Co ^
Schram Frank, machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h s w cor Jones and Force ^
Schram Martin, shoemkr M. Noll g"
Schra.nm Philip, blksmith P. Ft. W. & C. Py., h 62 Madison r-*-
Schretfler Curtis, Sr., conductor P. Ft. W. & C. Py., h s s Brandriff 2 w g^
of Webster ^
Schroeder Frederick, wks Piatt J. Wise, h s s LaSalle bet Hanna and pa
Lafayette §
Schroeder Gottfried, tailor J. Freeman, h 168 E. Jeiferson <D
Schroeder John, lab Bass & Hanna ,^
Schroeder Lewis, (Krudop, Brandt & Co,,) h 167 W. Washington g
Schroeter B., (E, Weisser & Co.,) h St. L'juis e*
Sehroge Christ, tailor, h 212 Madison 2
Schnini George, lab., h n e cor Lafayette and N". LaSalle g*
Schuck L., wiper P. Ft. W. & C. Ry S
Schuckman Henry, tinner Wilson & Co., h n s E. Washington 3 w of CJ
Hanna P
Schuckman John G., (Wilson & Co.,) h n e cor Calhoun and Wayne q
Schuckman William, policeman, h n s E. Lewis 2 oof Francis 03
Schuerman P., carpenter P Ft. W. & C. Ry g
Schuester John, spokemkr N. G. Olds & Son, bds Mrs. Ann Hartman^
Schuler Mathias, watchman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 260 E. Jefferson DQ
Sdiulthes Charles B., cutter J. G. Thieme & Bro., h 53 E. Wayne g
Sc.iullthess John, saloon 82 Barr, h same S-
Scliultz W. F., moulder Bass & Hanna g"
Sehuhz William, wiper T. W. & W. Ry »
sen ULZ PETER, boot and shoemkr and leather dealer 4-7 E. Main, ^
Schul/2 William, shoemkr 25 W. Wayne, h same £9
Schums Henrj^, (John A. JCoop & Co.,) h 46 E. Main g
Schunk Charles, elk Meyer Bros & Co., bds A. Schunk ^
Schnst Andrew, carpenter, h e s Lima rd 1 n of Canal feeder ^
Schutz John, lab, h n s LaSalle bet Hanna and Lafayette ^
Schwalm Philip, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.,h 158 Hanna g*
SCHWEGEL JACOB, collarmfr 41 E. Columbia, h same §
Schwegei Jacob M., collarmkr Jacob Scliwegel, h 41 Columbia ^
Schwegman H. R., staple fancy dry goods whol and retail and groceries 5*
101. Columbia, h n w cor Jefferson and Clinton *^
Schwier C, lab, boiler siioj) Bass & Hanna 'TJ
Sehwier IL, lab, boiler shop Bass ife Hanna ^^
Schwier William, foreman, boiler ohop Bass & Hanna ^
Schwieters Hermann, bakery 67 E. Columbia, h same ^
S;'kilm Philip, carpenter, h 150 Hann-. v2
Sclager Samuel, engineer P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds Phillips House " »
Scott Alex., cabinetmkr, h 22 W. Berry "' P
Scott George, machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 106 W. Washington
Scott W. Howard, elk frt depot P. Ft. W.'& C. Ry., bds 79 E. Main
Seabold Christian, groceries and provisions e s Calhoun bet Douglas av
and Holman, h same
10
Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Glass at
146 FORT WAYNE SHA DIRECTORY.
^ Seabold Henry, carpenter, h e 8 Calhoun 2 s of Douglas av
« Seabold John, teamster, h s w cor Van Buren and Jefferson
g Seadserlink Augustine,' wid Herman, h n e cor Lavima and Broadway
*S Seaman Jackson D., merchant, bds 85 Barr
o Security Fire Insurance Company, of New York.,
g, Durgin & Edsall, agts, room 6 Burgess Block, over First National
Q) Bank
^ Seddelmyer Martin, salesman E. Woodward
-^ Sedc^wick John, miller P. Hoagland & Co, also flour and feed store, w
c5 "'s Barr, 2 s Wayne, h UO E. Wayne
S5 Sedgwick Joseph, miller, bds 140 E. Wayne
M Seeborn John, lab, h s w cor Oakley and Taylor ^ , . .
I Seely Albert J, cabinetmkr John M. Miller, h n 8 Washington,
-G Ewing
Seeman Conrad, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Py, h 208 Ewing
•g Seemyer Gottlieb, tailor Keefer & Heingartner, h n s Jetierson,
oJ Ewing
w Sehmieder George, carpenter, h 266 W. Jeflerson
f Seibold David, grocer, w 8 Lima rd, bet Douglas and Canal Feeder,
pq same ^ „ ,
fe,Seidel Edward, ice dealer, 52 and 54 Calhoun, h same
&Seifert William, bookkeeper E. Weisser & Co, h 115 Columbia
2 w
2 w
h
pq same
Seidel Ed
i_ Seifert WiiiiaiJiA, k,^^^^^ — x- ' v^ t i
"S Seitz Hugh, candymkr Weiraan & Fox, bds same -di i o^
S Selgmor Louis, carpenter, h Hoffman's Addition, 1 w Lima Plank Rd
<» SELLE AUGUSTUS L, druggist, w s Calhoun, 3 n Summit City
ed Hotel, h same
Q^Selman Jacob, lab T. W. <& W. Ry. , ^ ^ . . x, o.o v
■^ Semebroth Frederick C, furniture finisher A. J. Erarick, h 243 i!,.
o Washington
,£3
Sewern'^Ganett, wks P. Ft. W. & C Ry., bds 26Y E. Washington
Sexton Flora, millinery 3 Union Block, Main, bds 8o E. Mam
.2 SEYBOLD CHARLES F.,
ea house, sign and carriage painter, e s Calhoun, 3 8 Holman, h same.
O (See card Business Register. )
^ SEYBOLD FREDERICK, boarding house, s e cor Calhoun and
^ Washington
L^ Shack William, shoemkr J. H. Robinson
W Shadell Henry, fireman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds n w cor Jefferson and
^^ Barr
^ Shaff"er Charles, carriagemkr Fort Wayne Agricultural Works, h 35
PQ Lima road
O Shaffer George, h 135 Broadway
^ Shaffer T., tinner P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. ^ ^ ^
>* Shaffer William, boilermkr McLachlin & Keill, h 255 E. Jefferson
■^ Shaffbr William, wiper P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 40 Monroe
d Shala Henry, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 167 Holman
2 Shala Julius, lab, h 93 W. Washington
A Shaler John, elk, h s s E. Wayne, 2 e Francis
ig Shaloup Catherine, wid Jacob, h 110 Montgomery
Shamals F., carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. ^
MEYER BROTHERS & CO., 2 Keystone Block.
FOET WAYNE SHO DIRECTORY. 147
Shamals W., carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
Shanahan W., carpenter P. Ft. W. & C.'Ej.
Shannon Micliael, mer tailor, 96 Columbia, h same
Shaper Christian, teamster, h n e cor Holman and Clay
Shaper Frederick, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Rj., h 173 Madison §
Sharp Abbie Miss, saleswoman, bds 3 E. Water ®
Sharp Henry, h 3 E. Water g-
Sharp T. L., student FORT WAYNE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, c^
Court, cor Main g*
Shaw Robert, fireman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 241 Lafayette m
Shawser William, elk, h 66 W. Jefferson §^
Shay Bartholomew, lab, h s s Walnut, 2 w Fairfield av. §
Shea Mary, wid Patrick, h 191 Ewing o
Sheafer William G., carpenter, h 18l"W. Wayne -'' m
Shealer J., blacksmith P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. g
Shean Elizabeth, wid John, h n w cor Bluffton Plank Road and T. W. f^
Sheche Frank, lime burner, h s w cor Calhoun and E. Water §
Sheeler Andrew, collarmkr Jacob Schwegel, bds 41 E. Columbia ^
Sheeler J., carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. O
Sheldon Samuel, brakeman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds s w cor Calhoun P
and Baker q
Shele H., carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. ^
Shell Edward, fireman T. W. & W. Ry. g
Sheltmeier Christian, shoemkr J. H. Robinson, h 172 W. Jefierson
Shepf John, machinist T. W. & W. Ry., h n s Taylor, 4 w Pine W
Shepherd Ashbell, speculator, h s e cor N. Cass and First S
Shepherd F., boilermkr P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. B^
Shepherd Louis C, printer Gazette office, bds A. Shepherd §"
Shepherd Thomas, lab, h 140 E. Jefferson W
Shepler James P., wks A. J. Read, bds Union House ^
Sherbundy Abraham, h 161 West bd
Sherbundy Abraham, Jr., h 161 West o*
Sherer Andrew, lab, h 271 E. Washington g-
Sherer Frederick, carpenter G. Myer, h 271 E. Washington
Sherer Frederick, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 95 E. Wash- S*
ington *^-
Sheridan William, lab, h 4 Montgomery
Sheriff's Office, Coiu-t House, John McCartney, sheriff
Sherlock William, carpenter H. Taylor, h 142 Jackson oa
Sherrard K. Miss, teacher select school, bds 84 W. Berry i^
Sherwood David W., railway conductor, h 175 E. Jefferson "^
Shidel Charles, barber shop Aveline House, h 49 Douglas av.
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Shieuman Frederick, carpenter, h s s Melita, 3 w Webster
Shilling Mary, (ShilHng & Lau,) h cor Washington and Calhoun ^
Shillmg & Lau, (Mary Shilling and Susan Lau,) millinery, 4 Phcenix m
Block, Callioun st. *^
Shiman Ferdinand, machinist J. C. Bowser & Co. §
Shipp John, machinist T. W. & W. Ry.
Shirner Fred, wks N. G. Olds & Son
Shoaff A. P., student FORT WAYJ^E COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
Court, cor Main
"New York Store," 90 Columbia St., ROOT & CO., Jobbers. and
14S
FORT WAYNE ADVERTISEMENTS.
(D.
,£4
HIE SlIORTESl LINE FROM CHICAGO TO
NEW yORK,PI-ItLA.DBLP[IIA. BAT.,TIMOEE,WASHI]SrG-
TON, HARRISBURG and PITTSBURGH.
Also, the direct route te— Boston, Albitiiy. ISiiflalo, Erunkirk, Cleveland,
Coliiii>biis. Miiciunnti. it liecliiti;.. staytoii, a d all cities
ard tdwns betwten Cliicapo and tliose points above named.
Trains leave the West Side Un'on Depot, crner Madis' n and Canal streets, Chicago, on arrival
of Trains from tlie West, as fellows :
JVIuilt every morning, except Sundays. KjiSt liilie, every morning, except Sundays.
Kxpress, every evening.
THERE IS NO (JHAiNGE OF CARS BETWEEN
AND BUT ONE
HANGE BEl'WEWN
Clilcago. Baltimore, Pltiladelpliia or Kenv York, via AIIentOTrn.
csassxsiaF
WOODRUFF'S STATE ROOM SLEEPING CARS are run on all Night trains, and Baggage
is cliecked through to all Easiern Cities and handled Fiee.
To secure the Shortest Route, Greatest Comfort, and the SAVING OF TWO HOURS TIME,
ASK. F«Mt 'It'lCiiKTS VIA '^£^lK FT. WAYNIi ROAD.
G. W. CASS, Prosident, Pittsburgh,
J. M. McfUI.LOUGH, Gen'l Sup., Pitt:,burgh.
JNO. V. HENDERSO.N, Treasurer.
W. P. S11I.\N, Gen. Freight Agt., Pittsburgh.
R. C MKLDRUM, Asst. Gen'l Freight Agent.
JOSEPH H'. MOUKE, Comuierc'l Agt, Chicago.
Stations. Mi
CHICAGO,
S. I!. Bridge,
Rock Island June,
Ainsrtorth, ^
R bertsdale
Clark,
Toliestone,
LiT^rp' jl,
Hobat
WheelW, ,
ValparaisoJ
Wanatah,
Morgan,
llanna, -m^
Il.imiet,
Grover Tnwn,
Plymouth, ,_,
In wood, J^''
Bourbon,
Ktna Green,
Warsaw,
J, P. BHADY, Freight Agent, Chicago.
Hon. S. HANNA, \ ice President, Ft. Wavne.
W. H. BARNES, Comptroller, Pittsbur-h. '
F. M. HUTCHINSON, Secretary, Pittsburgh.
F. R. MYERS, Gen'l Ticket Agt., Pittburgh.
W. C. CLEtiLANO, Gen. Western Pass. Agt.
les.
Stations.
Miles.
Kosoiusco,
115
2
Piercetown,
117
7
Huntsville,
122
1 2
Columbia,
129
16
Croesse,
134
24
Areola,
140
2(i
Fort Wayne,
143
at)
Maules,
l.'iS
38 ^lonroeville.
164
3T^
"'Dix.n,
167
44
Convoy,
172
U^
Van Wert. '
Ihl)
5S
Middle Point,
187
69
Delph^s,
193
69
Klida,
201
72
Lima,
207
83
LHfavette,
215
89
Johnstown,
222
94
Washington
228
98
Dunkirk,;
231
108
Forest
238
Stations.
Kirl.y
U. Sandusky,5
Nevada,
Uucyrus,
Robmson,
Crestline.
Spring Mill?,
Mansheld,
Lucas,
Per'-ysville,
Lonilonville,
Lakeville,"
Shreve,
Wooster, ,V
Orville,
Fairview,
Lawrence,
iMaseilon,
Canton,
Louisville,
Strasburgh,
Miles.
243
250
;25S
267
273
279
2-.7
;292
299
306
811
318
824
803
344
347
351
359
360
873
379
Stations.
Alliance,
Smithfield.
Damascus,
Salem,
F/ackiin,
Columbiana,
N. Waterford,
Palestine,
Knon,
New Galilee,
New Brighton,
Rochester,
Remington,
Enonomy,
Sewickley,
Haysville,
Alleghanv,
PITTSBURGH,
Miles.
885
390
893
898
402
408
414
418
423
428
489-
443
446
451
456
458
467
468
Retailers of Domestics, Silks, Shawls, Dress Goods, Hosiery, Gloves, Notions.
FORT WAYNE SIE DIRECTORY. 149
Shoaff Charles W., student FORT WAYNE COMMERCIAL COL-
LEGE, Court, cor Main, bds 86 E. Berry
SHOAFF JOHN A,, Keystone Art Gallery, s w cor Columbia and Cal- »-h
houn, bds Rockliill House §
Shoaff P., bds Mayer House ^
Shoaff Samuel H., manfr and dealer in saddle and harness trimmings CD
and trunks, 119 Columbia, h 86 E. Berry g-
Shoaff Thomas B., (McDongal & Co.,) bds 86 E. Berry ^
Shoaff Wade C, (Abbott & Shoaff,) h 76 W. Berry gf
Shock William, shoemkr, h 101 E. Madison . .
Shoemacher John, lab T. W.& W. Ry., h 77 W. Jefferson g'
Shoemaker Janles S., entry clerk Huestis & Hamilton, bds 34 W. Wash- 2
ington CD
Shoenbin Albert, wks P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h n w' cor W. Main and ^
Cass a
Shopman W., carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. g
Shordon Catharine, millinery 17 Clinton, h same ^
Shordon Sophia, milliner Catharine Shordon, bds same tS
Shorey George W., engineer P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 95 E. Jefferson o
Shrader Henry, lab, h 100 Francis ^
Shriper Peter F., shoemkr, h Hoffman Addition, 4 w Lima rd P
Shrum John, foreman laborers Bass & Hanna
Shryock Samuel, h e s N. Cass, 3 s First gj
Shuaster Christian, cabinetmkr W. -A. Frey, h cor Berry and Har- ca
rison S^
Shuler John, lab, h 214 E. Jefferson W
Shuler M., carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. g
Shultz Hermann, elk W. Wente, bds same 2.
Shumacher Henry, tinsmith A. D. Brandriff & Co., bds n w cor Lewis g"
and Clay ts.
Slmmaker William, janitor, h 189 E. Lewis ^
Shuman Erastus,clk John M. Miller, bds 86 E. Main W
Shunk A., carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. g
Shunk Allen, machinist, h 205 E. Jefferson ^
Shurick Frank S., telegraph, operator P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds Rev. ^
Wm. Ruthiauff fo
Shurick John S., ins agt, office, 26 Post Office BId'g, bds Rev. Wm. 5^
Ruthrauff g
Shynian Christ, wks P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds 33 Madison »
Sianes Amos, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., li s w cor Williams and Harri- CO
son • .. -
Sibray Nathan, carpenter T. W. & W. Ry., h 224 W. Wayne 2*
Sickner Nicholas, carpenter, h 30 S. Calhoun , ^
Sidle Isaac, engineer T. W. & W. Ry., h e s Garden, Is '-.Washington
Siebold Christ, painter N". G. Olds & Son -
Siebold Christopher, spokemkr N. G. Olds & Son" v^
Siehler Christian, with Meyer T3rothers & Co. ^^ g
Siemon August F., (Siemon Bro. & Co.,) h 25 Madison
Siemon Rudolph, (Siemon Bry. & Co.,) bds 100 E. Jsfferson
SIEMON BRO. &C0.,
(August F. and Rudolph Siemon and Christian Tresselt,) book-
sellers and stationers, 77 E. Columbia. {See card jp. IIL)
I
Remember Biddle & Hoagland's is the Cheap Drug Store.
150 FOliT WAYNE SMA DIRECTORY.
Sievers Ferdinand, elk Hugli Klix, bds 96 E. Columbia
Sifert S., bds Mayer House
Sillier William, president Concordia College, pastor German Lutheran
05 Clinrcli, h w s Barr, 2 s Jefferson
6 Silkworth John, brakeman F. Ft. W. & C. Rj., h Y4 Barr
cJ Silver Joseph M., builder, h 178 Griffith
^ Silvis William, carpenter, li SI W. Water
^ Sim Amos, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry
Ph Simcox Abram, shoemkr, h 160 E. Main
- Simmons William, lather, bds Union House
OQ Simona Charles, (Simona & Mills,) h 80 Barr
pj SIMONA & MILLS, (Charles Simona and Andrew Mills,) saloon, 80
g Barr
xi Simonet Peter, lab, hue cor E. Lewis and Francis
73 Simons A., blksmith P. Ft. W. & C. Ey
^ Simons G., engineer P. Ft. W. & C. Ey
j^ Simons Oscar A., roadmaster P. Ft. W. & C. Ey., office Clinton st, n of
g depot, bds Eailroad Dining Hall
g Simons Paul, boilermkr P. Ft. W. & C. Ey., h 82 Jefferson
Simonson James H., elk freight office P. Ft. W. & C. Ey., h 8 e cor
Lewis and Clay
o Simpson George W., machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ey., bds s e cor Lewis
r^ and Barr
fi Sinclair John, blksmith, bds 127 Yan Buren
w_ SINCLAIR SAMUEL E.,
2 lawyer, office JSo. 5 E. Main, h 207 W. Jefferson {See card JSusi-
^ ness Register.)
O Sinclair Thomas, machinist T. W. & W. Ey., h 127 Yan Buren
r Sinirleton John, lab, h s s Baker, 2 e Webster
O Singleton P., machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ey
O Singmaster Joseph, machinist P. Ft. W. tfe C. Ey., h 132 Jackson
g Sin key Edward, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ey., h s w cor Pritchard and West
ed Sithens Stephen, millwright, h 99 W. Water
S Slate Asher W., painter P. Ft. W. & C. Ey., h 202 Lafayette
"^ Slater IL, machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ey
Slater John, blksmith P. Ft. W. & C. Ey., h s w cor Williams and
Harrison
Slater Omar, engineer P. Ft. W. & C. Ey., h n s Chicago, 5 e Webster
S SLEEK GEOEGE A., propr Sleek's Hotel, 39 E. Water
M Sleek's Hotel, George A. Sleek, propr. 39 E. Water
Sloane Eichard E., machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ey., h 169 S. Lafayette
Slocum Edward, (Slocum & Stell wagon,) h 238 E. Lewis
fl Slocum John, blksmith P. Ft. W. & C. Ey., bds 18 S. Calhoun
^ Slocum & Stellwagon, (Edward Slocum and Joseph A. Stellwagon,)
^ grocers, 96 Barr
CO Small Gottleib, lab, h 136 Broadway
»S Smalley Charles, machinist T. W. & W. Ey., h s s Jefferson, 3 n of
Garden
Smallhouse Frederick, 72 Douglas av
Smart James H., supt Public Schools, office High School, cor Jefferson
and Griffith, bds Eockhill House
o
i
Get your Paints, Oils and Dye Stufs at Biddle &.Hoagland's
FORT WAYNE SMI DIRECTORY. 151
Smart S. F., teacher, East End School
Smear Louis, shoemkr P. Woulfe
Smeed Albert, teamster Clark & Rhinesmith g*
Smick John H., bookkpr S. S. Smick, bds Iledekin House cq
Smick S. S., dealer in agricultural implements, 45 and 47 Columbia, res ^
Canton, Ohio, bds Hedekiu House ®
Smidley Casper, elk S. Raab p*
Smiley James M,, carpenter J. S. Pierce ^^
Smith A., brakeman P. Ft. W. & C. Rj., bds 16 S. Calhoun g*
Smith Anthony, lab, h w s Hood, 3 s Pritchard ^^
Smith Beverly, h s s Calhoun, nr S. city limits pa
SMITH CALYIN L., agt U. S. and Am. Ex. Co., ofKce Harrison, opp g
.Columbia, h w s Yan Buren, bet Washington and Wayne CD
Smith Casper A., fireman T. W. & W. Ry., h 80 W. Jefierson *^
Smith Charles, brakeman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h s w cor Grand and p*
Kansas. S
Smith Charles carpenter T. W. & W. Ry ^
SMITH CORNELIUS S., physician and surgeon, 38 Douglas avenue, p
h same 2
Smith Daniel, wks J. Edmonds, bds same ^i^
Smith Eugene B., printer bds 126 W. Jeiferson p
Smith Frederick, shoemkr, h s s Wall, 6 w Bluffton Plank Road "^
Smith George O., stonemason, h n w cor Jones and Gay 2
Smith Gustavus A., taxidermist, 45 E. Main, h same ^
Smith H. P., student FORT WAYNE COMMERCIAL COL-O
LEGE, Court, cor Main. *j-^
Smith Harris E., bookkpr State Ins. Co., bds Hamilton House P
Smith J., moulder Bass & Hanna, h 98 Wilt p.
SMITH J. McNUTT, Deputy Postmaster of Fort Wayne, h s s ?♦ ^
Douglas av, bet Harrison and Webster p'
Smith Jacob, (Stump & Smith,) bds. 87 Harrison ooT
Smith Jacob, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 241 W. Washington. W
Smith James, machinist Bass & Hanna, bds J. B. McDonald.
o
Smith James, machinist Murray & Bennigin, h w s Fairfield av, 3 s 2*
Taylor. -
Smith Jane, wid. John, h 186 W. Main O
Smith John, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h e s Lafayette, 2 n Charles g;
Smith John W., tailor, E. Bostick, h E. Jefierson o
SMITH LORIN, news depot, periodicals, stationery, fruits and con- g
fectionery. Post Office, h 43 W. Berry -^
Smith Louisa, dressmkr, n w cor Main and Harrison r*
Smith Oren, engineer P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds Hedekin House. Hj
Smith Peter C, carpenter, h s e cor Jefferson and Van Buren o
Smith Samuel R., blacksmith P. Ft, W. & C. Ry., h e s Lafayette, 5 s ci-
Lasalle ^
Smith Septimus, brakeman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds. 16 S. Calhoun p
Smith Stephen J., brakeman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds s w cor Baker *^
and Harrison CD
Smith T. C, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
Smith Thomas, painter, h 125 E. Lewis
Smith William B., bds Rockhill House
Smith William G., fireman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h w s Butler, 3 w
Hoaglaud av.
ROOT & CO., 90 Columbia St., keep a large stock of Cloaklngs, Cloths,
152 FORT WAYNE SPE DIRECTORY.
Smith William S., lawyer, office n w cor Main and Calhoun, h 126 N.
Jefferson •
Smitly Casper, bartender, h 122 E. Berry
- Smitzer Michael F., elk J. G. Thieme & Bro., h 234 W. Washington
§ Smyle James M., pimipmkr, hds e s Griffith, 1 s Jefferson.
>»Smyser Michael, Jr., grocer, s w cor Barr and Wayne, bds w s Barr, 4
ȣ s W. Wayne
*^ Smyser Peter, elk Fort Wayne Fruit House, bds. S. Bash
"S Snider, Evan, dentist, office 98 Columbia, h 57 Garden
,£ Snider C, lireman P. Ft. W. & C. Ey.
^Snively Henry J., carpenter, s s Wayne bet Clinton and Barr, h 137
♦^ Lafayette
^ Snodgrass Andrew, bds s e cor Jefferson and Jackson
§ Snodgrass John, nursery agent, h 206 E. Washington
2 Snodgrass S., tinner P.'Ft. W. & C. Ry.
^ Snook Joseph, student FORT WAYNE COMMERCIAL COL-
O LEGE, Court, cor Main
^rSnow F., tireman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
o Snyder Clark, engineer P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h e s Calhoun, 2 s of Wal-
^ Snyder D., lireman P. Ft. W & C. Ry., bds Mrs. Mary Treep.
•^ Snyder R. Mrs., boarding, 16 S. Calhoun
o Snyder Richard, h 16 S. Calhoun
riS Sohns Charles, vinegarnikr, bds C. Rau
S Solomon Amelia, wid Joseph, h 118 W. Wayne
ijj Solomon Charles, wks M. A. Hamilton, bds same
^Somers John, mason, h n s Hamilton, bet 'Calhoun and Lafayette
o Sonmier Charles, operator Saunders' photographic gallery, h 111 W.
. Efi Water
^ Sommer Fritz, lab, h n s Douglas, 7 w Lima road
o Sommers John, machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h n s Baker, 2 e Har-
^ risen
o Somoners M., fireman and engineer Bass & Hanna, h Foundr}^ add.
^ Soper Herbert, wks T. W. & W. Ry., h e s Webster, opp. Colerick
fa Soran F., moulder, Bass & Haima
w Sormett P., blacksmith P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
iS Soule E. M., carpenter, h ss Wallace, bet Hanna and Monroe
t-* Soutliern James, engineer P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h w 8 Webster, 2 s
55 Dawson
O Southern Ralph, bds Mrs. W. Beattie
QQ Sovan Abraham, lab, bds 186 W. Main
<jj Sovan Frederick, moulder, h e s Cass, 1 n High
■^ Sovan Samuel, blacksmith, bds 186 W. Main
pj Sowers Samuel, bds n s W. Jefferson, 1 e Union
•^ Sowner Matthias, fireman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.. h e s Force, 4 8 Jones
2 Sparks F., (F. Sparks & Co,,) bds Hamilton' House
g Sparks F. & Co., (F. Sparks and ,) boots and shoes, wholesale 60
ca Calhoun
Sparrow Charles, moulder Bass & FLanna, bds Mrs M. J. Aikin
Span 1 ding William H. H., moulder Basa & Hanna's foundry, bds Ray
Renfrew
Speagle B., blksmith P. Ft. W. & C. Ry
I
Cassimeres, Blankets, Flannels, Underwear, Fancy Woolens, Furs.
FOET "WAYNE ST A DIRECTORY. - 153
Speal August, h n s Wall Y w Blnffton rd
Spearing Henry, Hreman P. Ft. W. & C. Ky., bds w s Barr 4 s Wayne
Spearisen Joseph, h n s Taylor 5 \v Pine ' p*
Spece Franklin, lime burner Lillie & Brothers g
Specking Mathias, trunkmkr, bds n s Lafayette 2 n of Jefferson »-*
Speigle August, tailor JMirdiinger & Oppenheimer ^
Speigle Gustav, shoemkr H. W. Marsh, h s s Jefferson 3 w of College C3
Speiser William, tanner, bds C. Kau ' g,
Spence Jane, wid John, h 209 W. Jefferson CD
Spencer Martin Y. B., (Spencer & Zollars,) h 142 Wayne ^
SPENCER & ZOLLARS, (Martin Spencer, Allen Zollars,) attorneys at g
law Calhoun opp Keystone block §
Spenley Louis, machinist, h s s Creighton e of Lafayette J^
Sperisen Jacob A., wks John Baker, h w s Lafayette bet Main and Co- ,^
lumbia P
Spiegel Ernest G., grocer s e cor Broadway and Lavinia, h same ^
Spielman Peter, wks E. Weisser & Co., h Blooniingdale pa
Spiker Philip, carpenter Cochrane, Humphrey & Co., h 63 Harrison g
Spindry Louis, machinist Murray & Bennigin CD
Spitler John, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry O
Spitler John F..M., brakeman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h n e cor Jackson P
and R. R q
Spittle Harmon, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 266 E. Jefferson gj
Sprain A., moulder Bass & Hanna g
Sprandel Mary, saleswoman C. L, Hill, h w s Wayne bet Barr and Clin-^
ton !X
Sprandle William, elk Aveline House, bds same £
Spraue Augustus, moulder Bass & Hanna, bds Ray Renfrew 2.
Spraw Edward B., boilermkr P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h s e cor LaSalle and §* .
Lafayette P^
Spring Samuel, shoemkr, h 261 E. Washington '^
Springfield Fire and Marine Ins. Co. of Springfield, G. W. Babcock, W
agt, office Hamilton's old Bank bldg, Clinton st g
Sprinkle J., carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds Pliillips House, psT
Sprinkle Jacob, harnessmkr L. Traub, bds Phillips House "1^
Stableford William, elk Main st Exchange ps
Stader Joseph, saloonkpr, h 21 E. Water {=r
Stafford Cyrus W., brakeman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds s b Duryea 2 w g
Hoagland av ^
Stager G., carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry CO-
Stahl C, blksmith P. Ft. W. & C. Ry -
Stahlhutt Fred, teamster M. Baltes *^
Stahlman Gottlieb, wks C. Schmidt & Co., bds n w cor Pearl and Ewing §
Stahr Herman, wks C. Schmidt & Co., bds C. Schmidt, Jr ^
Stahr Julius, tanner, bds C. Rau . ^
Stain J., lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry ^
Stakmeir Jacob, carpenter, h s s Lavinia 2 e Broadway E3
Stanaker F., lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry P
Stanley Chauncy, (Stanley, Bieber & Co.,) h 222 W. Main
Stanley John, bds 39 E. Water
Stanley Thomas J., (Stanley, Bieber & Co.,) bds 222 W. Main
^
Fancy Soaps, Perfumery, and Toilet Articles at
154 F6RT WAYNE STE DIRECTOBT.
STANLEY, BIEBER & CO.,
(C. Stanley, M. Bieber, Thomas J. Stanley,) carriage builders n 8
§ W. Main nr Griffith. {See card p. XI.)
>^Stapleford Francis A., elk, h s w cor Washington and Lafayette
^ Stapleford L. Nelson, checkman frt depot P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 151
W. Washington
^ Stapleford Lucien P., auction and commission, dry goods, notions and
o fancy goods, s e cor Calhoun and Columbia, h 85 Barr
^Stapleford N. E., wid William R, boarding hlOO E. Washington
♦i' Stapleford Susan, wid Edward, h 85 Barr
^ Staring Andrew, bartender Aveline House saloon, bds w s Barr 4 s
§ Wayne
o Stark Erasmus, boilermkr Bass & Hanna, h 289 W. Jefferpon
^ Stark Frederick, blksmith P. Ft. W. & 0. By., h s s High 3 w of Lima
O road .
^ Stark Henry, elk Mayer & Graffe, bds Graffe
•3 Starkey Lowell, bds 102 E. Main
o Starkey Orlando L., (Starkey & Rupert,) h 102 E. Main
'S STARKEY & RUPERT,
"ea (Orlando L. Starkey and Ira Rupert,) paints, oils and glass, and
2 painters' window shades, &c., w s Calhoun, 3 n Berry. {See card.)
^ Starlhood Frederick, teamster, h 167 Ewing
^ State Insurance Co., of Fort Wayne, Ind., J. S. Worden, pres, G. W.
J33 Babcock, gen'l agt, S. Lumbard, sec, office, Hamilton's Old Bank
^ Bld'g, Clinton St.
o Staudasher George, lab T. W. & W. Ry. h s s Wilt, 1 w Jackson
EB Stauger H., boilermkr P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
C> Staunton J., engineer P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
^ Stealtz Israel, fireman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds s e cor Calhoun and
O Washington
o Steaphav Philip, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h w s Hood, 3 n Rail-
§ road
g Steater L., lab P. Ft. & C. W. Ry.
S Stedman A. S., student. FORT WAYKE COMMERCIAL COL-
LEGE, Court, cor Main
Steele James M., grocer, h w s McClellan, 4 s Lewis
Steer Henry, checkman freight depot P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h w s La-
g fayette, 2 n Washington
cj Steffer George, wks O. D. Ilurd
M Stegher Rudolph, wks P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h s e cor Force and Jones
o Steigerwald John A., carpenter, h 63 Madison
5 Stein Charles, restaurant 25 Court, h 60 Clinton
j^ Stein Edward H., wks Stanley, Bieber Sz Co., bds 121 Broadway
*^ Stein Frederick W., carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 123 Broadway
^ Stein Frederick W., school teacher, h 121 Broadway
CO Stein Gustav, express, h w s Jackson, 2 n Wilt
,2 Stein Herman J., blacksmith, bds 121 Broadway
Stein John, lab, h Maumee rd
Stein Peter, shoemkr e s Calhoun, 6 n WashingtoD, h city limits rd.
Steinan Bernhardt, shoemkr, bds 25 W. Wayne
Steiner August, blksmith, h 82 Montgomery
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CALHOUN ST., BET. MAIN &i COLUMBIA,
(Rear Keystone Block,)
Also, Stationers and Book Binders.
We make a speciality of the finer kinds of work, such as |
Checks, Check-Books, County & Business
Blanks, Cards, Circulars, Bill-Heads,
Bills of Lading, Shipping Bills,
Letter Heads, &c., &c.
Work done in the neatest style, and at lowest prices.
METER BBOTHEES & CO., 2 Keystone Block.
FOKT WAYNE STI DIKECTOBY. 155
Steinman Adam, wagonmkr, 11 E. Water, h s e cor N. Cass and
Second
Steinman Jabob, carpenter, li 220 Lafayette
Steinraetz John, boilermkr P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.,hl4:0 E. Jefferson
Steipe Louis, elk W. E. Sturgis g*
Stelhorn Charles, lab, h 96 E. Madison co
Stellhorn Charles, shoemkr J. H. Robinson, h 12Y W. "Water N ^
Stellhorn Henry, baker C. Haifuer & Co., bds same ^
Stellhorn Henry, blksmith P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 22 Madison B'
Steilwao;on Joseph A., f jreman tin shop P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 49 E. ^
Jefferson a>
Stellwagon Joseph A., (Slocum & Stellwagon,) h Jefferson, bet Barr \ji
and Clinton g
Stelts J., carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. §
Steltz [., fireman P. Ft. W; & C. Ry. ^
Stemmler Philip, tailor Woodward & Young i-i
Stenke E., wiper P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. g
Stenner Fred W., h 57 W. Berry g
Stephens Henry, lab, h 107 E. Madison g
Stephens Julius, wks Beck's Brewery, h Bloomingdale o
Stephens Sol., brakeman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds w 8 Barr, 4 8®
Wayne q
Sterling John, with W. G. Gronauer, h 88 W. Wayne *=
Stern Isaac, elk Simon Fryburger, bds same 2.
Steuder Bernard, carpenter, h E. Lewis, nr Walnut g*
Steup Henry, grain buyer, h 100 W. Jefferson CD
Stevens George E., elk engineer's office P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds 117 E. tH
ayne g
STEVENS GILBERT L., oculist and aurist, 15 E. Jefferson, h same g
Stevens H., carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. g"
Stevens Rufus L., carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 117 E. Wayne »
Si evens Samuel, carriagemkr, h 17 Clay "^
Stevens Thomas, carriage manfr, e end E. Main, h 155 E. Berry W
Stevens William, painter Thomas Stevens, l/ds 17 Clay g
Stewart Alexander, machinist, bds 128 Broadway ^
Stewart Alexander, saw mill, bds Main Street Exchange ^
Stewart Charles, blacksmith P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h Grant, nr Gay ^
Stewart Charles J., policeman, h 27 Hood g*
Stewart Elsie Miss, teacher East End School g
Stewart J., fireman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. ^
Stewart John, brakeman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds James Castle ^
Stewart William, justice of the peace, office Stewart's bldg, opp Court -j^,^
House, h same o
Stewart William, machinist T. W. & W. Ry., h e s Calhoun, 3 s Wal- 3-
lace <J
Stick Jacob, bds Mayer House. ^
Stein Jacob, moulder, Bass & Hanna '^
Stein James, moulder Bass & Hanna q
Stier Edward, machinist, wks Murray & Bennigin
Stier John, stone dealer, h 180 E. Washington
Stiers George J., salesman H. H. Culbertson, bds 146 Lafayette
Stinchcomb George F., (George F. Stinclicomb & Co.,) h 46 E. Jeffer-
son.
Drugs, Medicines and Dye Stufis at
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_ STINOHCOMB GEORGE F. & CO.,
g (George Stiiiclicomb and Charles M. Barton,) Ins, real estate and
^ eollecring agents and notary public, Aveline Block, Yl Calhoun
>,Stine A., blk.mith P. Ft, W. & C. Ry
3 Stiue Daniel, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h w s Harrison, 1 N. Daw-
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[ Stipe Lewis, student FORT WAYNE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
Court, cor Main
Stirling John T. bookkpr Cochrane, Humphrey & Co., h s w cor Sturgis
and Fulton
Stites John, carpenter, h w s Webster, 2 s Washington
Stock George, wks E. Weisser & Co., h Spy Run Road, n of the bridge
Stock George, wks French, Hanna & Co.
Ph Stockbridge Joseph W., salesman N. P. Stockbridge, bds same
g STOCKBRIDGE NATHANIEL P., books and stationery, music and
^ musical instruments, clothing, hats, caps, trunks and furnishing
CaeS goods, 94 Columbia, h 219 W. Wayne
W Stocking Henry, engineer T. W. & W. Ry., h s e cor Taylor and Oakley
^ Stockman Charles, cooj^er, bds 236 W. Main
- Stockman Edward D., blacksmith, s s W. Main, 1 w Harrison, h 236 W.
K Main
hJ Stockwell F. Marion, elk W. G. Gronauer, bds Mayer House
M Stokes Johanna, dressmkr, bds Frank Duell
g Stokes John, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h n s Baker, 3 e McClellan
S Stoll Coni'ad, lab, h s s High, w Van Buren
^ Stoll Fred, wks N. G. Olds & Son
c^ Stoll Henry, teamster, h s s Douglas, bet Lima Road and Cass
<D Stonager Frederick, wks P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h w s Fair Held av, cor
^ Locust
CQ Stone William E., engineer T. W. & W. Ry., h 67 Douglas av
^ Stoneburner Robert, wiper P. Ft. W. & C. Rj., h 142 Jackson
^ Stonedecker George, lab T. W. & W. Ry
g Stoner John Jr., (Stoner & Wigent,) h Stoner's Mill, country
PQ STONER & WIGENT, (John Stoner and John C. Wigent,) bakery
bo and groceries, w s Harrison, 3 s U. S. Express office
.S Stophlet Frank C, tinner Ash & McCulloch, h w s Bluffton Plank
jg Road, 3 s Nirdlinger av
^ Stork William, watchman N. G. Olds & Son
o Storm Joseph, salesman Morgan & Beach, bds 185 Ewing
§) Story Henry, bds 16 W. Water
cj Story James, (Story & Clark,) h 16 Water
4-f SrORY & CLARK, (James Story and Orrin M. Clark,) mnfrs linseed
§) oil, s s Canal, 1 w Calhoun
QQ S;orr William F., coppersmith T. W. & W. Ry
^Strass Emanuel, bds s s Washington, 1 e Harrison
> Strasser Joseph, wine cellar. No. 4, Keystone Block, h Bloomingdale
"-^ Strasser R., machinist Bass & Hanna, h Hough Addition
Strathaus Henry, plasterer, h n e cor Williams and Hoagland
cd Straughan Jesse R., h 91 E. Berry
^ Strausberg Christopher, shoemkr H, W. Marsh, h 125 Wilt
§ Straw Elizabeth, wid James, h 41 E. Water
MEYER BROTHERS & CO- 2 Keystone Block.
FORT WAYNE STU DJKKOTOliY. 157
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Strickland Allanson R, (Fox & Strickland,) h Summit City Hotel ^
Stricter Ch'isticm, teacher Evangelical Lutheran School, bds 33 Madison ^
Striker Got' lei b, carpenter, h 267 W. Washington CD
Stritmatter Charles, teamster, h Summit, nr Walnut c*
STIiODEL GEORGE, saloon, 76 Callioun, h same g
Strodel John, cik Townley, DeWald, Bond & Co., bds 76 Calhonn m
Strodel Mathias, saloon and bologna sausage mnfr, 12 E. Berry ^
Strong Edwin li., elk Aveline House, bds same a
Strong George C, carpenter, h s e cor Lewis and Barr CD
Strong Plenry, shoemkr, h w s Calhoun, 9 s Jelterson ^
Strong J(^hn, carpenter, h 273 W. Jefferson o
Strong Melvin H., engineer T. W. & W. Ry. bds H. Kingsley ^
STRONG MELZAR B., §
grocer s w cor Broadway and Jefferson, h 219 W. Jefferson. {See <»
card Business liegister.) ^
Strong Z., boarding-house, w s Calhoun, 2 s Baker O-
Strope Dennis B., chief engineer P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds 18 S. Cal- CQ
houn ^
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C. Ry., bds 17 Montgomery
Stroiit R., machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry
Strope Ezra H., machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds 17 Montgomery g
Stront Rebecca, wid, h 224 Lafayette €-«•
STRUBEY CHARLES, professor of music, h 81 Jefferson g
Strunz Chi'istian, grocer 22 W. Main, h same J^
Struwer William, (William Struwer & Co.,) h 166 W. Jefferson g
Struwer William & Co., (William Struwer, John Butler, Uriah Welch,) ^
potash manufacturers, e s Ewing, n s of the Canal ^
Stubnaczy Wolfgang S., asst pastor German Lutheran Church, h w s^
Barr, 2 s Jefferson rn
Stuck Daniel, brakeman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 200 W. Main O
Stuck Levi A., moulder Bass & Hanna, h w s Force, 2 s Jones ^
Studabaker John, Vice Pres. Merchants' National Bauk, h Bluffton, ^
Indiana t^
Studer Jerome J., salesman Biddle & Hoagland td
StuU Arthur, li reman T. W. & W. Ry. ^
Stump Christian, cabinetmkr, wks John M. Miller f5p
Stumpp Louis, (Stumpp & Smith,) h s s Wall, 5 w Bluffton rd ^
Stumpp & Smith, (Louis Stumpp, Jacob Smith,) saloon 28 W. Main C3
Sturges Charles E., (Sturges & Myer,) h 249 W. Main M
Sturges Louis T., elk W. E. Sturges, bds 249 W. Main m
STURGES WILLIAM E., -°
drugsist 1 Aveline House blk,bd8 Aveline House. [See card j). XIIL) ^
Sturges & Myer, (Charles E. Sturges, William H. Myer,) physicians CD
and surgeons, s w cor Calhoun and Main ^
Sturzenberger Anton, saloon and boarding house, w s Lafayette, 2 s g"
Columbia g
Sturzenberger Frank, hostler Phillips House
Sturzenberger John W., salesman Vigdor Jacobson, bds cor Columbia ^
Lafayette . o
Sturzenberger Michael, elk T. B. Hedekin, bds same 5^
Stuter Louis, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Rv., h s a Wilt, 2 w Jackson
Try Biddle & Hoagland's Royal Baking Powder.
158 FORT WAYNE SWI DIRECTORY.
Stypes Henry, salesman Peter Kiser
Suedhoff Henry, salesman H. R. Schwegman, bds same
fl5 Suerwine August, lab, h e s Yan Biiren 2 n High
g^Suerwine Herman, whitewaslier, h s s Yan Buren, 1 n High
5* Sullivan Conrad, lab T. W. & W. Ry., h s s Taylor, 6 e Oakley
^ Sullivan Dennis F., electric physician, h 103 Lafayette
^ Sullivan Thomas, salesman Joseph Clark
^ Summer Henry, machinist J. C. Bowser & Co.
Pm Summers James, saloon n w cor Calhoun and Baker, h same
^Summers Joseph, millwright, h 59 W. Jefferson
W Summerville John, student FORT WAYNE COMMERCIAL COL-
fl LEGE, Court, cor Main
o Summit City Brewery, George Hornung, propr, 85, 87, 89 Harrison
;S Summit City Hotel, Fox & Strickland, proprs, Calhoun, cor R. R.
^ Summit City Machine Works, Murray & Bennigin, proprs, e s Calhoun,
_^ s R. R. depot
-isf Summit City Masonic Lodge, Stewart's bldg, Calhoun, opp Court House
o Summit City Woolen Mills, French, Hanna & Co., proprs, s 8 Water,
p3 bet Barr and Lafayette
^ Suren J., carpenter P.' Ft. W. & C. Ry.
•Ja Sutter Jacob, fireman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds Hedekin House
2 Suttermeister Arnold, (J. Humphrey & Co.,) h 215 W. Jefferson
^ Sutton John, machinist T. W. & W. Ry., h n s Bass, 2 e Prince
§ Swager John, carpenter G. Myer, bds same
pg Swain George, wks J. Swain, bds same
g SWAIN JACKSON,
5g livery, sale and feed stable, s s Berry, 1 w Calhoun, h 62 W. Main.
O (^See card p. XI Y.)
^Swann Lawrence J., elk, bds w s Calhoun, "3 n Lewis
O Swartz E., machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
g Swartz G., machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
pj Swartz John A., farmer, w s Calhoun, nr Butler
g Swartz M., patternmkr P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
g Swartz Minehart, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 168 Broadway
rt Swartz WiUiam, carpenter W. Logg
"^ Swayne Samuel F., with Ninde, Taylor & Robertson, h n w cor Rock-
53 hill and Berry
g Swear Lewis, harnessmkr S. Shoaff, bds same
rt Swearengen George, salesman Huestis & Hamilton, h 151 W. Wayne
W Sweeney A., wks Cochrane, Humphrey & Co.
® Sweeney James, mason, bds P. Phillips
-B Sweet Kay C, fireman T. W. & W. Ry.
.g Sweet Samuel B., elk frt dept T. W. & W. Ry.
"^ Sweetser Madison, h 113 W. Main
t~t Sweney James L., (J. L. Sweeney & Co.,) h n s Baker, 4 e Harrison
^ Sweney J. L. & Co., (James L. Sweney and Joseph Rauner,) painters,
Jg grainers, glaziers and paper hangers, Pearl, rear Keystone Block
Swerdfeger Frank, shoemkr E. Yordermark, h Bloomingdale
Swier William, boilermkr, h 188 E. Jefferson
Swigart Lafayette, salesman Filson & Hance, h 87 Montgomery
Swimley Andrew D., wks O. D. Hurd
Biddle & Hoagland's Baking Powder is sold everywhere,
FOKT WAYNE TEI DIRECTORY. 159
Swiinley George W., teacher, bds s w cor Washington and Lafayette ^^
Swineford Oscar, painter, J. L. Sweeney & Co., bds Mrs. Stapleford ta
Swinney Thomas W., h w s Garden, foot of W. Jefferson ^
Swinney William P., bds Thomas W. Swinney, w s Garden, foot of ^
W. Jefferson. ^.
Swygert Samuel O,, pumpmkr, bds 166 Broadway t^
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TAGHMIRE F., boilermkr P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. ' g
Tagmeer David, grocer, h 164 Ewing "^
Tagmeyer Ernest, machinist, h s s Holman, 2 e McClellan g*
Tagmyer William, machinist Murray & Bennigin w
Tagtmeyer William, (Henry Kaiser & Co.,) h 109 W. Wilt ^
Tait Margaret, wid William, bds 162 Ewing ^
Takenieyer Frederick, shoemkr, h 109 Wilt
Takemeyer Frederick, wks sash factory, h 34: Wilt
Talbott Lizzie, dressmkr, bds 186 W. Main o
Tara Silas, Jr., elk Roadmaster's office P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. B
TannehiU L. A., student FORT WAYNE COMMERCIAL COL-'g
LEGE, Court, cor Main. »
Tannery Robert, h s s Lewis, 3 e Lafayette -
Tansey Mike, lab, h n s Melita, 2 w Webster O
Tarmon Henry, carpenter, h w s Broadway, 1 n Jefferson 93
Tatem Allen, cabinetmkr, bds 39 E. Water a>
Tatem Robert G., candymkr Huestis & Hamilton puj
Taylor Charles F., ladies' and gents' furnishing goods, 3 Aveline Bl'k, pa
bds 34 W. Water g.
Taylor Henry, elk L. Frizzell, bds 76 Barr 55"
Taylor Henry C, wks John Taylor, bds same §
Taylor Isaac N., student, bds e s Fairfield av and city limits za
Taylor John, soap and candle mnfr, h 240 E. Washington W
Taylor Margaretta, wid Isaac N., h e s Fairfield av and city limits o*
Taylor R. Stewart, (Ninde, Taylor & Robinson,) h e s Fairfield av, s g-
city limits
Taylor Royal W., grain and provision dealer, n s Pearl, bet Harrison
and Cass, h 77 W. Wayne
TAYLOR WILLIAM J., local editor Gazette, h e s Fairfield av, s city
limits
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TAYLOR WILLIAM M.,
livery stable, e s Calhoun, 1 s Mayer House, bds Mayer House.
{See card XIII.)
Taymeier David. (Wiebeke & Taymeier,) h 164 Ewing
Tecater F., lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
Teckenbrock Frederick, machinist, h 176 E. Wayne - *<
Teges William, lab, h 143 E. Lewis P
Tegmeyer William, machinist, h 94 W, Water
Tegtmeyer A., machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. ,
Tegtmyer Deidrich, (Trier & Tegtmyer,) ^C
Teirnan Thomas, lab, h 75 Madison ;
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"Housekeeping," "Dry Goods," ROOT &C0., offer the Best Quality of
IGO FORT WAYNE TIN" DIRECTORY.
Telegraph Office T. W. & W. Ry., John Duret, operator
Telley John, tireman P. Ft. W. & 0. Ry., bds Continental Hotel
<l5 Teney B., wks spoke factory, bds National Hotel
g^Teney Michael, wks spoke factory, bds National Hotel
S" Terry George H., moulder Bass & Ilanna, h s w cor Lewis and Monroe
^ THACKER WILLIAM IL, physician and surgeon, office s w cor
^ Calhoun and Berry, h 127 W. Wayne
g Thain John, mason, h s w corner N. Harrison and First
&H Tiieile R., carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
_J Theime Frederick, tailor, h 218 W. Berry
C/2 Theime Godfrey, tailor, h 184 Griffith
e^ THIELMANN GEORGE O., attorney at law, office 17 E. Main, bds
g Caspar Ran
S TIIIEM ANDREW, grocer, 134- Broadway, h same
73 Tiiieme Gottlieb, tailor, h 51 E. Wayne
^ Thieme John F., (J. G. Thieme & Bro.,) h 118 W. Berry
^ Thieme John G^ (J. G. Thieme & Bro.,) h 51 E. Wayne
« Thieme J. G. & Bro., (John G. and John F. Thieme,) clothiers and
^ merchant tailors, 71 E. Columbia.
THIEME & BRO'S. BUILDING, n e cor Columbia and Clinton
•§ Thiemann William, wks C. Schmidt & Co., h 85 W. Jefferson
o Thierry Tillie Miss, milliner Madam Saxton, bds same
n^ Tliila Dietrich, h n s Jefferson, 2 W. Broadway
S Tiiomas Calvin L., compositor Gazette office, bds Kate ITouseworth
fS Tiiomas Martin, conductor P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 236 E. Jefferson
*^ Thomas O. T., student FORT WAYNE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
o Court, cor Main, printer Gazette office, bds Mary Treep
JS Thompson Barbara, wid James, h s s Montgomery, 2 w Lafayette
^ Thompson Byron S., farmer, h w s Bluffton plank road, a Henry
=* Thompson Ciiarles, brakeman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds w s Barr, 4r s
O Wayne
o Thompson F., moulder Bass & Hanna
Thhmpson J., blacksmith P. Ft. W. & C. Ky.
id Thompson J., fireman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry
^ Thompson J., lab Bass & Hanna
2 Thompson John, lab, bds n s Wilt, 2 w College
•— ' Thompson Rebecca, wid James, h s w cor Wilt and College
ft Thormann Charles, shoemkr, h 85 W. Jefferson
§ Threadgall John, janitor Fr&c School, h 239 W. Jefferson
S Threadgall John, Jr., carp-e«ter, h 239 W. Jefferson
j§ Thready old James, blacksmith T. W. & W. Ry.
(Q Thumen Jacob, (Pfeitfner & Co.,) h 4 miles n w city
-^ I'ickenbro F., machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
Pj Thieuny Thomas, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 75 Madison
"-* Tigar Thomas, (Tripp & Tigar) h 163 E. Berry
2 Tiger John, printer W. H. Norton, bds n s Wayne, nr Barr
^ Tiger Thomas, clothing merchant, h 162 E. Berry
a Tigger William, checkman Freight Depot P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
*^ Tilker Charles, carpenter, h 115 W. Washington.
Tilley Henry, teamster, n s Lewis, 1 w Calhoun
Tilton J. J.,' bds Mayer House
Tinkham Milan H., engineer P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 38 Wilt
Table Linens, Sheetings, Towelings, Toilet Quilts, Napkins. NEW YORK STORE
FURT WAYNE THE DIREOTOUY. 16 1
Titus Theodore, fireman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h w s Braadriff, 5 w
Webster
Tocakcn Charles, lab, h s s "Walnut, 2 \v Oakley h-i
Tochtermann G-ottlieb, saloon, 82 Columbia, h same §
Todd Robert, (Fronefield & Todd,) h 26 W. Water «
Toland Hannah, wid James, h 45 E. Washington O
Toledo, Wabash & Western Railway Freight Depot, s s railroad, bet p*
Calhoun and Harrison e^
Toledo, Wabash & Western Railway Machine Shops, R. R, track, w ^
Freight Depot ^
Toledo, Wabash & Western Railway Passenger Depot, ss railroad, bet pa
Calhoun and Clinton §
Toledo, Wabash & Western Railway Round House, R. R. track, w o
Freight Depot
Tollaty John, boilermkr T. W . & W. Ry., bds Mrs. W. Beattie g
Tolle John, elk AViliiain E. Hood, h s e cor Pearl and Griffith pS
Tonna T., lab boiler shop Bass & Hanna ^
Tons Henry, solicitor John Hough, h 80 W. Washington g
Tons William, porter Fort Wayne Fruit House, bds Henry Tons <D
Tood Caroline, wid George, h w s MeClellan, 2 s Lewis c^
Toohy Patrick, elk T. Hogan, hds same P
Tottel Cyrus L., tinner P". Ft. W. & C. Ry., h e s Barr, bet Montgom- q
ery and Holm an ^
Touey Frederick, h s s Melita, 2 w Webster o
Tuurraey Thomas, h Ito E. Washington -^
Tower Benjamin H., furniture manfr and undertaker, factory Water S
St., salesroom 59 E. Columbia, also pres Common Council, h 96 S
Lafayette H-
Tower M. Miss, teacher East End School ^
TOWNE DAVID H., §■
Bleacher & Presser, 86 Calhoun, bds 45 Barr. (See card p. IX.) £9
Townley Robert W., (Townley, DeWald, Bond & Co.,) h Elizabeth, g
New Jersey r^
TOWNLEY, DeWALD, BOND & CO., (R. W. Townley, George ^
DeWald, Henry W. Bond, John C. Goodrich and R. A. Greene,) P^
dry goods whol and ret, cloaks, trimminfrs, notions, carpets, etc., g*
105 and 107 Columbia ^ §
Towsey William, fireman T. W. & W. Ry. *=*
Ti'ac-ey William, salesman L. P. Stapleford, bds Mayer House 5*
Trailer Emamiel, shoemkr C. W. Sander, hds same "^
Trammel John, blksmith P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 148 Hanna "^
Tiaub Lewis, saddle and harness maker, 90^ Columbia, h w s McClcIlan *-t
3 s Lewis
Trauerman Isaac, (L. Dessauer &Go.,) h 92 W. Main ^
Trautman Frederick, baker Henry Lnmel, 20 E. Berrv »S
Trautman John, bUc-mith P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 122' E. Wavno »
TRAVELERS LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE CO., OF 9
Hartford, H, H. Bossier, agt, ro(nn 4, over Hamilton's Bank
Travellbe John, shoemkr J. A. Schmidt, h 90 W. Water
Trean George, carpenter, h n e cor Ror-khill and W. Washington
Troar John, lab, h w s Lima rd, bet Canal feeder and Douglas
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Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Glass at
162 FORT WAYNE TliU DIRECTORY.
.*^ Treep Mary Mrs,, boarding house, w s 13arr 3 s Wayne
g Trees James, wks T. W. & W. Ky., h e s Pine, 1 s T. W. & W. Ky.
;.|2 Troeze I?aac, lab Murray & Beniiigin
"oj Treman George, architect and designer, office, e s Callioun, second story
*rt Aveline Block, h n s Main, bet Fulton and Broadway
B Tremble S.. carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ky.
>,Tremmel Conrad, wks P. Ft. W. & C. Ky. h e s Hanna, 4 n Grant
,*• Trenkley C, (Trenkley & Sclierzinger,) bds Mayer House
'^'^ Trenkley & Sclierzinger, (C. Trentley and P. Sclierzinger,) watches,
'^ clocks and jewelry, 68 Calhoun, opp Avehne House
o Trentman August, (B. Trentman & Son,) h 40 W. Water
^ Trentman Barney, student FOKT WAYNE COMMERCIAL COL-
r-T LEGE, Court, cor Main
g Trentman Bernard, (B. Trentman & Son,) h 10 W. Water
.£3 Trentman Bernard H., grocer 51 Clay, h 151 E. Wayne
Trentman Bernard, Jr., asst bookkpr B. Trentman & Son, bds same
'q Trentman Henry, shipping elk B. Trentman & Son, bds 10 W. Water
<» Trentman John, h 151 E. Wayne
^ Trentman John H., steam bakery, lY W. Wayne, bds 10 W. Water
o TKENTMAK B. & SON, (Bernard and August Trentman,) whol
S3Q grocers and liquor dealers, 86 Columbia
^Tressel George, lab, h 84 Montgomeiy
^ Tresselt George, bookkpr H. K, Schwegman, h 88 E. Jefferson
Tresselt Christian, (Siemon Bro. & Co,,) h 55 E. Jefferson
*^ Tresselt Harman, butcher Fred Eckart
g Treuchet Celestian, carpenter P. Ft. AV, & C. Ky., h e s Lafayette, 4 8
rt N. LaSalle
&iTreuschet Frank, stationary engineer N. G. Olds & Son
■g Trier Henry, (Trier & Tegtmyer,) h 22 W. Washington
^ TRIER & TEGTMYER,
^ (Henry Trier and Diedrich Tegtmyer,) manfrs and dealers in shin-
■^ gliis, laths, etc., Ewing St., n s the Canal. {See card p. XII.)
-22 Trinilde Jackson M., bi'akeman P. Ft. W. & C. Ky., bds 92 Lewis
W Trimble Kebecca, seamstress Tripp & Tigar
O Trimble Samuel, carpenter, h 92 Lewis
^ Trinity Church, (Episcopal,) J. S. Large, pastor, s w cor Berrv and
d<i Fultnn
p^ Trinpel Jacob, wks E. Weisser & Co., h tannery
W Triop Fred, watchman N. G, Olds & Son
^ Tripp Kickerson M., (Tripp & Tigar,) bds Hamilton House
« TRIPP & TIGAR,
O (Kickerson M. Tripp and Thomas Tigar,) shirt manfrs and furnish-
^"^ ing goods, 62 Calhoun. {See card p. XV.)
>i Trischler John P., file cutter, h s s Columbia rd, Oj- Front St, 3 w the
W Bridge
g Tritschler Peter, wks C, Schmidt & Co,
p- Troupe Fred, lab, h 47 Douglas av.
<i Trouj^e IL, lab, h 176 E. Washington
^ Trowbrido-e Addison, wks N. G. Olds & Son, h 54 Barr
Truchet C., carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ky,
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MEYER BROTHERS & CO., 2 Keystone Block.
FORT "WAYNE UPD DIRECTORY. 163
Trucker Henry, farmer, li 66 W. Washington
Truitt John W., lawyer, h s s Pearl, 1 e Cass
Truler Emil, shoemkr, bds 101 W. Washington
Tubett George W., elk T. T. J. Cummings, bds same
Tucker Elizabeth, wid. h Robinson Block g
Tully J., fireman P. Ft. W. & 0. Ry CD
Turbett George W., carpenter, h 201: E. Wayne g-
Turbrack Morris, wiper P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h n s Houch, 2 w Clay ^
Turner Harry, machinist, bds Mrs. C. Gable ^
Turner James, wks Cochrane, Humphrey & Co
Turner Joseph R., driver, bds Union House g^
Turner Levi, elk, h s s Jelterson, 2 w Gardner §
TURNER'iS HALL, s s Berry, bet Calhoun and Clinton, opp Court o
House 1^,
Tuttle Sallie, wid Joseph, h 54 Lafayette p
Tyger Phillip C, machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 196 Lafayette S
Tyler Daniel L., wks N. Wheeler 3
Tyler Frederick S., wks N. Wheeler g
Tyler James, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h n e cor Williams and Har- o
rison C5
Tyrell P., wid Yolney, h 34 Lewis P
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UEBELHCER PHILLIP, boots and shoes, [s s Main, 2 e Miller's furni- ^
ture store, h same W
Underfold H., carpenter T. W. & W. Ry - §
Underbill Cyrus, h w s Webster, 1 n W. Wayne ti
U^DERHILL PHINEAS S., steam building stone works, n w cor Pearl o
and Cass, h s w cor Washington and College ^
Underwood J., carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry ^
Underwood Rachel, dressmkr, h s w cor Barr and Berry W
Underwriter's Agency, Ins Co. of New York, John ilough, agt, office 50 o
Calhoun p^
Unger Albert, cigarmkr L. Dessauer & Co., bds Mrs. Marv Treep
Unger F., tinner P. Ft. W. & C. Ry " ^
Unger George, physician, 46 W. Washington, h same ^
Unger Gotliel*, elk George Strodel, bds same g
UNION BLOCK, n s Main, bet Calhoun and Clinton §
Union House, John F. Bower, propr, 49 W, Main CO
UNION INS. CO. OF INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA, H. 11. Bossier, J^
agt, office No. 4 over Hamilton's Bank i^
United States Casualty Insurance Co. of New Jersey, George W. Jones, o
agt, room 29 Post Office bldg c^
United States Casualty Insurance Co. of New York, H. C. Hartman, ^
agt, office Hamilton's Hall bldg pa
U. S. COLLECTOR'S OFFICE, W. H. Withers, collector Tenth Dis-'g
trict, office No. 2, 44 Calhoun CD
U. S. EXPRESS CO., C. L. SMITH, agt, office Harrison, opp Columbia "'
Updegraff Hadassah, wid Joseph, bds n w cor Douglas av and Harrison
Updegraff William W., (W. W. Updegraff & Co.,) h n w cor Douglas
av and Harrison
"New York Store," 90 Columbia St., ROOT & CO., Jobbers and
1G4 FORT WAYNE YOR DIRECTORY.
05 UPDEGRAFF W. W. & CO.,
^ (William W. Updegraif and Benjamin W. McCiiUough,) notions
a wholesale, w s Callioun, 2 s Wayne, opp Mayer House. {See card
^ page IV.) '
^ Uplegger Cliarles, dyer, h 114 Broadway
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i3 YAGIER Xavier, li 8 Sturgis
^ Valroff Xavier, bakery, 56 E. Columbia, li same
g YANALSTINE WILLIAM, livery stable, w s Barr, bet Main and Co-
o lumbia, h 57 Barr
•-^ YanErl , moulder, li 89 Lewis
O YanGeison Munson, carpenter, h 220 W. Wayne
jT Yan Patten Charles H., traveling agt, bds w s Barr, 3 s Wayne
o YanSweringen Harry, Ins solicitor Durgin & Edsall, h 151 W. Wayne
^ Yaughn Henry, butcher J. T. Kelsey, h 186 W. Main
^ Yazeli Peter, helper T. W. & W. Ry
^ Yeight Peter, boatman, h 263 E. Jeiforson
§ Atelier John, butcher, h 139 Harrison
^, Yent William, shoemkr. wks P. Uebelhoer, h w s Calhonni 5 8 Wash-
£} mgton
^ Yerlert Charles, brewer, h n w cor Bowser and Lima road
^ Yincent James, wks French, Hanna & Co
g Yincon James, wks Hanna Woolen Factor}^, bds 21:0 E. Washington
^ Yinier Joseph, wks L. Centliver, bds same
O Yiser John, helper P. Ft. W. & C. car shops, h n s Melita, 2 W. Har-
^ rison
rt Yitz John F., student FORT WAYNE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
p». Court, cor Main
B Yizard Michael, boilermkr T. W. & W. Ry.
3 Yizard Thomas, helper T. W. & W. Ry.
<13 Yogel Carl G., (C. G. Yogel & Son,) bds 5Y W. Berry
« Yogel C. G. Mrs,, millinery, e s Calhoun, opp Phoenix Block, bds 57
§ W. Berry
5 Yogel Frank B., (C. G. Yoirel & Son,) bds 57 W. Berrry
« YOGEL C. G. & SON, (Carl G. and Frank B. Yogel,) merchant
»— « taih)rs and clothiers, e s Calhoun, opp l^hoenix Block
■^ Yoigt F., wks H. Wilken
tH Yoigt Herman, wks H. Wilken
^ Yoirol Frank, salesman Morgan & Beach, h 75 Lafayette
(Sq Yolland Henry, wks Empire Mills, h 279 W. Washington
Qj Y'Jney Barney, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
ȣ3 Yon Renner Wellomi, teacher, h s e cor Clay and Madison
p^ YoMi-liees Christopher, shoemkr Markley, Schrader & Co., h ns W.
•'•* Main, 1 w Calhoun
^ Y(.>orhees Elizabeth, cloakmr, bds Alary Yoorhees
^ Yoorhees Mary, cloak and dressrakr, n s Main, 1 w Calhoun, h same
^ Yoorhes George, bookkeeper Iluestis & Hamilton, h cor Washington
•"^ and Lafayette
Yorce John, cook R. R. Dining Rooms
p
Retailers of Domestics, Silks, Shawls, Dress Goods, Hosiery, Gloves, Notions.
FOKT WAYNE WAL DIRECTOKY. 165
VORDERMARK ERNST, boots and shoos, leather and liudings, 4
Phoenix Bhjck, Calhoun, h New Haven rd, 1 mile e city limirs
Vordei-mark Henry, bookkeeper E. Vordermark, bds Mayer House
Vordermark Lewis, salesman E. Vordermark, bds same co
Yowland Lutheran, miller, h 279 W. Washington ^
Vreen Michael, wks T. W. & W. Ry., h s s Bass, 2 e Prince ^
Yroman Henry, yard master T. W. &.W. Rj., bds H. King p'
WABASH & ERIE CANAL COLLECTOR'S OFFICE, A. C. g
Probasco, collector, 73 Columbia O
Wadge William, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h n w cor Clay and _
Montgomery ^
Wadington W., foreman carpenters' dept P. Ft. W. & C Ry., h s s c;
Montgomery, 2 e Monroe p
Wagenman John, farmer, h w s Lima rd, 2 n canal feeder 3
Wagner Bernard, lawyer and collector, office Phoeuix Block, li 59 W. o
Wayne O
Wagner Henry, millinery, 24 Court, h same * ^
Wagner Henry, wks Joseph A. Clark q
Wagner Henry G., druggist and chemist, n e cor Main and Calhoun, h g^
63 W. Main g
Wagner John, carpenter C. G. French, bds Mrs. C. Gable -
Wagner Theodore, hostler M, Glynn, bds same BQ
Waiimhuf William, planer, h 178 Ewing a
Waldemuth Charles, wks C. Schmidt & Co., h s s Lewis, 5 w Clay j^^
Waldemuth Louis, wks C. Schmidt & Co. o
Waldmann Benedict, saloon, w s Calhoun, 5 n Jefierson, h same ^
Waldo Christian, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Rj., h s w cor Nelson and ^
Washington S
WaWo F., lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 217 E. Jefferson g
Waldo Henry, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 269 W. Jefferson Ph'
Waldo William, lab, h s s E. Wayne, 2 w Hanna ^
Wales Andrew J., principal East End Grammar School gi
Walker A., moulder Bass & Hanna ^
Walker James, brakeman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds s w cor Baker and pi
Harrison ^
Walker James, millwright, bds C. Ran p?
Walker James H., supt Gas Light Co., h 47 W. Water "V
Walker William H. H., silver plater, bds e s Griffith, 1 s Jefferson ^
Wall Christopher, compositor Democrat office, bds Mrs. Mary Treep 3-
Wall Samuel S., fireman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h n s Butler, w Hoagland g
avenue ^
Wall Watson, h s e cor Main and Lafayette *-^
Wallace Andrew, elk, h s w cor Barr and Jefferson ^
Wallace Alexander F., machinist, h s s Melita, 5 w Webster
Wallace C. W., machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds 45 Bair
Wallace F., carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 140 Harrison
Wallace John, boilermkr P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds Continental Hotel
Wallace William H., carpenter, h Robinson's Block
Remember Biddle & Hoagland's is the Cheap Drug Store.
166
FORT "WAYNE ADVERTISEMENTS.
DEALERS IN
f"^l|i
IBEIOAL ISTRBIESf S OF ALL KINDS.
sheet Music in endless variety.
PIANOS TUNED AND REPAIRED.
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BASE A^IOLS, etc.
Every llaiiig iii g-esieral Mtasical Mercliaiidise.
MMS^-*- -4tU^i—
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531 Oliiitoii S^treet,
BETWEEN MAIN AND COLUMBIA,
FOBT WAYNE, - - - INDIANA.
Get your PaintSj Oils and Dye Stuffs at Biddle & Hoagland's
FORT WAYNE WAY DIRECTORY. 167
Wallace William J., blacksmith, li 216 E. Lewis
Waltematli Henry, (Wigmau & Co.,) h Lewis, bet Lafayette and Clay
Waltemath Henry, carpenter P. Ft. ^¥. & C Ry., h 20 W. Lewis g*
Walter Daniel, blacksmith T. W. & W. Ey. m
Walter F., h w s Pine, 2 n Locust ^
Walter William B., h e s Spy Ran rd, n of the bridge ^
Walters David B., frnit stand, w s Calhoun, 7 8 Wayne, h n e cor Mai- g"
den Lane and Pearl ,_^
Walters E. P., (Rev.,) h n e cor Calhoun and Lewis ^
Walters Elizabeth, wid Jacob, h 12 W. Washington
Walters Isabella, wks French, Hanna & Co. ^
Walther Fred W., (VValther & Ogden,) h 21 Clinton g
WALTHER & OeDEN, ^
(Fred W. Walther, William A. Ogden,) music and musical instiu- i.^
ment dealers 21 Clinton. {See card opp. page.) §
Waltke George, elk Post Office, bds 117 E. Madison g
Waltke William, marble polisher Lawson & Gillen, h 117 Madison pa
Walton I., carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 84 Montgomery g
Walton Richard, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h s w cor Lewis and CD
Clay O
Walton "W.. carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. P
Wamsley C, traveling salesman Huestis & Hamilton, li Huntertown q
Wandell G. C, machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h e s Barr, 2 e Lewis Bi
Wansbaugh William, wks Cochrane, Humphrey &, Co. ^
Warhurton Anson L., carriagemkr, h s s W. Wayne, bet Union and ""
RockhiU gJ
Ward Horatio 1*^., whol and retail dealer in china, glass and queens- p
ware, IS Calhoun, h 233 W. Berry ti
Ward Samuel, lab, h s s Wayne, bet Hanna and Francis o
Ward W., fireman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. *^
til
Ward WiUiam H., policeman, h 45 W. Main
Waring Anson (Coombs & Co.,) bds 17 Douglas av. 2
Warner Calvin T., Hreman P. Ft. W. & C.Ry., h n s Baker, 4 e Mc- o
Clellan ^
Warner David S., engineer P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 52 Douglas av. ^
Warner Gustav, cigarmkr, li 22 E. Berry PJ
Warner James, salesman Ulrich Deininger, bds same ts"
Washington Abraham, h e s Spy Run rd, nr Rudisill's Mills ei
Waterbeck Charles F., w s Oakley, 2 n Henry ^
Waterman John H., lireman T. W. & W. Ry., h w s Fairfield av, opp CQ
Colerick ^
Waters John P., county coroner, h 193 W. Washington ^
Watson C, machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. ^
Watts George, machinist, h w s Hood, 2 s Pritchard ^
Waugh F., fireman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 16 Montgomery <J
Waugh J., engineer P. Ft, W. & C. Ry. »^
Waybel Platitus, cabiuetmkr John J. Klaehn P
Wayne Jacob, shoemkr, s w cor Harrison and Lewis
WAYNE TOWNSHIP ASSESSOR'S OFFICE, A. C. Probasco,
Assessor, office, 73 Columbia
WAYNE T0WNSH1P_ TRUSTEE'S OFFICE, L W. Campbell,
Trustee, n w cor Main and Calhoun
ROOT & CO., 90 Columbia St., keep a large stock of Cloaklngs, Cloths,
168 FORT WAYNE WEI DIRECTOKY.
Wears Williiim, slioemkr J. A. Schmidt
Weatherford John, salesman Updegraif & Co., bds Mayer House
Weaver Alia, painter A. H. Yeigen, h Ilanna's Addition e city limits
o5 Weaver Edwin, tireman P. Ft. W. & C. Ky., li 14 Chicago
5^ Webb Augustus M., propr saw mill, h 23i W. Wayne
etf Webb Marion A., salesman A, S. Evans, bds same
^ Webber Benjamin, millwright, h s e cor Bass & Fairfield
^ Webber F., machinist Bass & Hanna, h 60 Calhoun
o Webber Jolm J., teacher, h 55 W. Washington
Pm Webber K., upholsterer P. Ft. W. & C. Ky., bds s w cor Baker and
^ Harrison
ZO AYebber Peter, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ky., h n s Buchanan, 3 e La-
cs layette
o AYeber A., millinery, ladies' and childrens' furnishing goods, n w cor
'^ Main and Clinton, h same
jg Weber A., patternmkr P. Ft. W. & C. Ky.
„ Weber Adam, shoemkr, h 9 Montgomery
'^ Weber Eveine, tinsmith, h 183 Clinton
o AYeber Frederick, wks Bass & Hanna, h n s Maumee, bet Calhoun and
PQ Clinton
M AYeber Irwin, (AYeber & DeWald,) h 181 Clinton
g AYeber J., wiper P. Ft. W. & C. Ey., l)ds National Hotel
*:f AA^eber John, lab n e cor E. Wayne and Francis
'g AYeber Milton N., wks Daniel Hannum, bds 9 E. Wayne
rt AYeber P., carpenter P. Ft. AY. & C. liy.
® AA^eber Peter, stonemason, h 291 W. Jefferson
oT AYeber & DeAYald, (Irwin Weber, Henry DeWald,) stoves and tin
rg ware, tin, copper and sheet iron workers, 15 Clinton
o AYebgeng Charles, wks C. Schmidt & Co
rAYebler Bliseidous, carpenter, h 211 AY. Jefferson
O Webler C, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry
^ AA^eed Frank, transportation master P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h n s Chicago
o 3 w Calhoun
§ AYefel Fred, carpenter, h s s High w Yan Bnren
^ AYefel John IL, ship carpenter, h n w cor High & Yan Buren
w AYefel John W., carpenter, h s w cor Douglas av and Webster
^ AA^efel AYilliam, h s s Hiijh 3 w Yan Buren
t^ Weffel Adolph, turner Wil-on & Co
R AYege C, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry
f^ AYegemann Henry, shoemkr, wks John Molir, bds E. Wayne
P5 AYegman F., lab IBass & Hanna
o AYehmer Gerhenedaiie, wid Plenry, h 93 Clinton
•^ Wehmer Theodore G., salesman McDougal & Co
pj AYehn Jacob, shoemkr, Lewis & Harrison
■^ AYehrs Frederick, (Pfeiffer & Co.,) bds Daniel Eberly
2 AYeibka H., painter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry
§ AYeideman Olrich, wks P. Ft. AY. & C. Ry., hue cor Charles and La-
^ fayette
Weigand Sebastian, wks C. D. Hurd
Weight Thomas, lab, h s w cor Maiden Lane and Pearl
Weightman William, blksmith A. D. Reid & Co., h W. Jefferson
Weik A , patternmkr Bass & Hanna, h E. Washington, Hanna add
Cassimeres, Blankets, Flannels, Underwear, Fancy Woolens, Furs.
FORT WAYNE WES DIRECTORY. 169
Weil Jacob, peddler, h 41 E. Wayne
Weiman William, (AYeiman & Fox,) h 25 Main
Weimau & Fox, (William Weiman, George Fox.) confectioners and re- £*
stall rant 25 Main co
Weirig Jacob, elk Gottlieb Toclitormann, bds same ^
Weisenberger Benjamin, porter Maver House, li 28 W. Main ®
Weisser Emannel, ( E. Weisser & Co.,) li St. Joe tannery 3'
Weisser E. & Co., (Emanuel AVeisser, J. F. Schoellkopf, B. Schroeter,) g;,
tanners, leather, hides and shoe tindings 115 Columbia CD
Welch Garrett, wks P. Ft. ^¥. & C. Ry., h w s llolmau 3 w of La- ^
fayette Pd
Welch George, engineer T. W. & W. Ry., h n s Melita 5 W. AVebster g •
Welch John, lab P. Ft. AA^. & C. Ry., h s s Brandrifi" 4 w Webster o
Welcli Patrick, blksmith, h 75 E. Water *^
Welch Patrick, lab, h s s AValnut 2 e Oakley 5*
Welch Uriah, (AVm. Struwer & Co.,) h P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., Water Tank g
Welch William, boarding house, 70 Madison ^
Weldoii John, machinist P. Ft. W. & C. P\,y., h e s Barr, 2 s of Lewis 53
Welker Henry, cabinetmkr, wks John M. Miller, h s s Wall 10 w of cd
Bluffton Plank rd ^
Wellemar Henry, wks Cochrane, Humphrey & Co P
Weller Barbara, wid Christian, h s e cor Barr and Wayne _^
Weller Daniel, tailor, h n s Douglas 8 w Lima rd Hi
Weller John G., rneatmarket w s Calhoun 6 s Wayne, h 129 Harrison o
Wells Arnold, dentist s w cor Calhoun and Berry opp Aveline House, «^
h 128 A7. Wayne Sj
Wells Austin T., boarding house, s w cor Calhoun and Baker g
Wells Charles M., farmer, h s e cor Barr and Madison §.
Wells George R., harnessmkr L. Traub, h 92 AV". Jefferson ^
Wells Harvey, foreman compositors room Democrat office, bds 128 W. p^
Wayne ca
Wells John, blksmith Gri^th & Olds W
Welsh Sylvester, watchman P. Ft. W. & C.Ry g
Weni-ich John, carpenter, h s e cor Barr and AVayne js^
AVente Henry, wks AV^efel & Trier "1^
Wcnte John, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry "
WENTE WILLIAM, saloon and restaurant 17 E. Mala and 1 Key- 5^
stone block, h 96 Barr §
Wenworth Mary, cloak and dressmkr 35 W. Main, h same P
Wehr Henry, apprentice J. L. Potter, bds same ^
Wercher P.', watchman P. Ft. AV. & C. Ry -=
AVescott D. L., machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry Tl
Wescott Robert, machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry ^
Wessel John, engineer P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h e s Lafayette 2 s Bu- ^
chanan ^
WEST EN'D MARKET HOUSE, w s Broadway bet Wayne and Berry ^g
Westenfelt F., carpenter P. Ft. AA^. & C. Ry. O
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO., ^
C. K. Jones, manager, office, n w cor Berry and Calhoun
Westphal Henry, lab, h 125 Madison
Westrumb H,, constable, h 55 E. AVayne
Fancy Soaps, Perfumery, and Toilet Articles at
170 FOliT WAYNE Will DIRECTORY.
WESTRUMB H. 0. R,
general collector, notary public and attorny at law, office, at the
S justices' office, li 55 E. Wayne
>>Wetsell James, machinist Bass & Hanna
j^ Wettleng John, checkman freight depot P. Ft. W. & C. Ky.
^ Wetzel John, wood carver 140 E. Jefferson, h same
*a Wetzel Joseph, machinist F. Ft. W. & C. Ey., bds s e cor Calhoun and
o W ashington
^ Weutz Joseph Rev., pastor St. Mary's German Catholic Church, h 132
4^ E. Jefferson
^ Weyer Martin, wks E. Weisser & Co., h Bloomingdale
§ Whalan Jeremiah, carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h n s Bass, 5 w
o Iloagland av.
^ Whaley llannah, wid Justin, h 92 E. Main
t^ Whan Joseph, millwright, h 138 Jackson
_ Wliedon David P., (Whedon & Kerr,) bds Aveline House
•g WliEDON & KERR, (David P. Whedon and William J. Kerr,)
,o lawyers, n w cor Main and Calhoun
M Wheelan J., lab Bass & Hanna
JM Wheeler Elizabeth, hairdresser 25 Court
§ Wheeler Leroy, painter, h 25 Court
*5 Wheeler I^elson, cabinet manfr n e cor Pearl and Griffith, h 210 W.
"g Washington
c^ Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machines, C. L. Hill, agt, 52 and 54 Cal-
^ houn
^ Whers John W., shoemkr, h 129 E. Lewis
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Whery John Henry, di-ayman, h s e cor Williams and Fairfield av.
Whery William P., physician and surgeon, office, over Biddle & Hoag-
land's drug store, bds Mayer House
o Whightman J. Miss, teacher, bds Rockhill House
Whinery John, engineer P. Ft. W. & C. Rj., h n e cor L- fliyette and
Wallace
Whinery Joseph, fireman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds n e jor Lafayette
»H and Wallace
^ Whinery Robert, fij-eraan P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h n e cor Laiayette and
^ Wallace
^ Whipkee Richard, wiper T. W. & W. Ry.
g Whitbeck George H., restaurant n e cor Calhoun and Railroad, h same
a White David P., deputy recorder, bds Llamilton House
White Hartshorn, engineer P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds Hedekin House
o WHITE JANES B.,
"5 propr Fort Wayne Fruit House, 18 W. Berry, h 56 Barr. {See card
rt fx^ch cover.)
"^ White John, wks T. W. & W. Ry.
^ White John I., clerk Bass ct Manna, bds Aveline House
M White William, engineer P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds Continental Hotel
« White William, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
Whitehead Arthur, engineer P. Ft. Y/. & C. Ry., h w s S. Calhoun,6 s
Grand
Whitehead John G., elk Alfred Hattersley, h 118 E. Wayne
Whitman Henry A., elk F. J. Beck, h w s Lima rd, bet Canal feeder
and Douglas
MEYER BEOTHEIS & CO., 2 Keystone Block.
FORT WAYNE WIL DIKECTOKY. 171
Whitney "Washington I., engineer T. W. & W. Ry., h 113 Broadway
Whitteman U., w'iper P. Ft.'W. & C. Ry.
Wliittles Job, machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 62 Madison
Whiteside George P., student FORT WAYNE COMMERCIAL COL-
LEGE, Court, cor Main g*
Wichman August, cabinetnikr J. J. Klaehn, bds same g
Wichman Frederick, taikir, h 93 W. Water -i
Wichman Wilham, blksmith, h 45 W. Jeiferson 2_
Wickart Harry, wks Stanley, Bieber & Co., bds Mrs. E. Rockhill t3
Wickman Henry, boilermkr T. W. & W. Ry., h 33 W. Jefferson ^
Wicks John W., painter P. Ft. W. & 0. Ry., bds s w cor Jefferson and o
Francis tO
Wicks John B., fireman T. W. & W. Ry. g
Wiebeke Henry, (Wiebeke & Taymeier,) h 128 W. Cohmibia O
Wiebeke & Taymeier, (Henry Wiebeke and David Ta^uneier,) groceries S^
and provisions, 128 W. Cohimbia g<
Wiebke Diediick, wks T. W. & W. Ry., h 90 W. Jefferson to
Wiegent Sebastian, carpenter, h e s Lafayette, 2 n Charles ^
Wies Jacob, carpenter, h w s Hanna, bet Hohnan and Montgomery g
Wigent Chauncey G., delivery elk Excelsior Bakery, bds same o
Wigent Edward B., baker Excelsior Bakery, bds same ^
Wigent John C, (Stoner & Wigent,) h w s Harrison, 3 s U. S. Ex. o
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ffice
Wiggins Andrew, brakeman P. Ft, W. & C. Ry., h s s Grand, 4 w S.
Webster g'
Wigman Henry, (Wigman & Co.,) h 127 E. Lewis ^
Wigman John W., paiternmkr J. C. Bowser & Co. W
WIGMAN & CO., (Hem-y Wigman, George Geerken, Henry Walle- g
math,) groceries and provisions, 19 E. Main ^
Wigmar Frederick, lab, h 200 E. Jefferson o
Wilie Richard, wiper T. W. & W. Ry. ^ ^^
Wike Adam, patternmkr, h 259 W. Washington ^
Wilcox L., carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h e s Calhoun, 4 s Wallace S
Wilder Henry J., elk N. G. Olds & Son, bds 91 E. Washington g
Wilding James, plasterer, h 252 W. Wayne *^
Wilding James, student FORT WAYNE COMMERCIAL COL-'J-j
LEGE, Court, cor Main ^
Wiley Alexander, Treasurer Allen County, office Court House, h 124 g*
Barr a
Wilke Henry, cigarmkr G. M. Heger, bds same *^
Wilken Herman, saw mill, e s Cass, bet the canal and Water, h 80 W. 5?
Water "j.
Wilkening Gottlieb, carpenter, 40 Lavinia, h same o
Wilkensen George, fireman T. W. & W. Ry. ^
Wilkins Christian, butcher, e s Calhoun, 5 n Washington, h w s Broad- ^
way, 2 n Jefierson ^
Wilkins Conrad, butcher, wks Christian Wilkins, bds Broadway ^
Wilkins Alfred, porter Aveline House. §
Wilkinson Charles IL, carpeiiter, h w s Fulton, 1 s Jefferson
Will H., blacksmith P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
Will John, shoemkr, Hermsdorfer & Co.
Will Thomas H., blacksmith P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 169 E. Madison
I
Drugs, Medicines and Dye Stufls at
173 FOKT WAYNE WIN DIKECTORY.
Willenbaiigli F., painter P. Ft. W. & C. Rj.
Wilier George, lab, h u s Pritchard, 1 w Bi'oadway
aS Willerling William II., tanner, li 127 W. Wayne
^Williams Byron, operator I. D, Williams' phutograpldc gallery, bds
cd same
^ AVILLIAMS EDWARD P., (Meyer Brothers & Co.,) h 61 W. Berry
+j Williams Effingham T., salesman Townley, DeWald, Bond & Co., bds
o Hamilton House
P-i Williams Henry, elk P. Hoacrland & Co., bds 96 W. Wayne
^ Williams Henry M., bds 96 W. Wayne
CQ Williams Henry S., (Williams & Bro.,) bds 142 E. Wayne
a Wilhams Ira D., (Williams & Bro.,) h 142 E Wayne
§ Williams Jesse L., (Allen, Hamilton & Co., and D. Hoagland & Co.,)
^ h 96 W. Wayne
eg Williams John, helper T. W. & W. Ry.
^Williams John IL, wagonmkr, w s Broadway, bet Washington and
•^ Wayne, h 96 W. Jefferson
o WILLIAMS & BRO., (Ira D. Williams and Henry S. Williams,) pho-
S tograph gallery, 106 Columbia
^ WILLIAMSON" MARION F., physician and surgeon, n w cor Cal-
^ houn and Berry, h 161 Ewing
o Williard B. L. P., sewer builder, h 45 Madison
:S Wilmington Thomas, h 90 W. Main
iWILMOT JAMES C,
® house, sign and ornamental painter, 14 Clinton, h 67 E. Berry.
<l5' ■ {See card Business Register^
^ Wilmot Mary, seamstress Tri]>p & Tigar, bds James C. Wilmot
g Wills David, machinist, bds Mrs. N. O. Jones
_, Wills Richard, blacksmith, h 127 Madison
<3 Wills William, patternmkr Murray & Bennigin, h 49 W. Wayne
« WILLSON H. F.,
§ lawyer and patent right agency, room 27 Post Office building, h
-^cd 258 N. Jefters<m. {See cardopp. Business Register. )
S Willson O. J., elk at Master Mechanics office T. W. & W. Ry., bds 79
§ W. Berry
**• Willson William, conductor T. W. & W. Ry, h s s Bass, 5 w Hoagland
§3 avenue
g Wilse William, carpenter, h 228 Lafayette
§ Wilson E. IL, student FORT WAYNE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
M Court, cor Main
C Wilson Edwin H., machinist T. W. & W. Ry.
•5 Wilson Geoi^ge W., (Wilson & Co.,) h 132 W. Wayne
a Wilson H. T., machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds Mrs. R. Strout
'^ Wilson J., boilermkr P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h s w cor Cass and La Salle
g Wilson William C, elk, h w s Harrison, 3 s U. S. Ex{:)ress office
m Wilson William E., wagonnikr, h s w cor Cass and La Salle
B WILSON & CO., (George W. Wilson, J. G. Schuckman and C. H.
Muhler,) stoves, tinware and sheet iron workers, 81 Columbia
Wilt John M., h w s S. Calhoun, 5 s Grand
Winbaugh John, cai-penter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h s w cor Francis and
Hamilton
:EYEa BROTHEKS & CO- 2 Keystone Block.
FORT WAYNE WOO DIRECTORY. 173
"Wines Elizabeth, wid Marshall, h 155 W. Berry ^
Wines Marshall W., attorney at law and claim agent, office l^o. 2 >
Phcenix block, h 155 W. Berry f^
Winneshiek Ins. Co. of Freeport, III, Babcock & Lumbard, agents, S
office Hamilton's old bank building, Clinton st. td
Winsor James H., ladies' furnishing goods, 74 Columbia, h same ^
Winrich Jonathan, wks Cochrane, Humphrey & (Jo ^
Winte Diedrich J., wks F. Ft. W. & C. Ky., h w s S. Calhoun, 3 n of O
Dawson t-t^
Wise Piatt J., mnfr boxes, barrels and headings, s s of Railroad, opp de- S
pot, h 230 W. Berry ' "^^ g
Wise William B., millwright, h 204 E. Lewis M
Wiseman Jacob, saloon, 32 W. Main, h same •*
Wisener Nicholas, L s s Creighton, e Lafayette ^
Wisner Augustus, teamster, bus 80 W. AVater Ci
Wisner Sharp, Deputy County Clerk, bds 100 Barr ^
WITHERS WARREN IE, Collector U. S. Revenue, Tenth District ^
Indiana, office 44 Calhoun, h St. Joe rd, Washington Township 5'
Wittaker A. M., plasterer, h Robinson Block ^
Witte Christ, cigarmkr Lamley & Rosenthal C
Wiite Christian, carpenter, h 96 E. Madison *
Witte Henry, boilermkr Bass & Hanna, bds s s Williams, 4 w Harrison S*
Witte William, boilermkr Bass & Hanna, h 97 E. Madison ^
Wittmer Henry, boatman, bds 04 E. Columbia »0
Wizard Anthony, bds Mrs, R. Wizard go*
Wizard Michael, wks T. W. & W. Ry., bds Mrs. Rose Wizard g
Wizard Rose, wid Martin, h s s Brandriff, 3 w Webster c-h
Wizard Thomas, blksmith T. W. & W. Ry., bds Mrs. Rose Wizard ^
Wizekreuter Max, salesman Bond & Nones, h Bloomingdale ^
Woebbeking Christian, carpenter, h 96 W, Jelierson *^
Woebbeking Conrad, carpenter, h e s Broadway, 2 s Lavinia W
Woebbeking Henry C, carpenter, h e s Broadway, 2 s Lavinia o
Wolby Henry, carpenter F. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h'269 W. Jefferson w
Wolchin John, wks F. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h'n s Taylor, 3 w Fine J»
Wolda Frederick, carpenter, bds s w cor Nelson and Washington §,
Wolf Abraham, meat market, 10 and 65 W. Main, h 73 W. Main ^
Wolf Daniel, boarding, 117 E. Main ty
Wolf James, carpenter T. W. & W. Rv., h 84 Montgomery §
Wolf J. M., carpenter F. Ft. W. & C. Ry . Jo
Wolfe Mary, wid John, h 115 E. Madisun
Woltf Christian, salesman Siemon Bro. & Co., bds R. F. Siemon ^
Wolff Gustav, elk W. Wente, bds same
Wolff Henry, shoemkr wks H. Boss, bds same ij^'
Wolff John S:, h 214 W. Washington g*
Woifler Frank, wks N. G. Olds ife^Son, bds 22 Madison *<j
Woliler Frederick, wks N. G. Olds & Son, bds 22 Madison ~
Wolford R. W., machinist P. Ft. ^Y. & C. Ky
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Wolford W. A., machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h w s Lafliyette, 4 s''™*
Wallace td
Wolford Walter M., tinner Weber & DeWald, bds W. A. Wolford g
Wolke Lewis, h w s Calhoun, 3 s Wayne ^
Wood Charles, spokemkr N. G. Olds & Sou
Try Biddle & Haagland's Royal Baking Powder.
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Wood George W., notary public, n w cor Berry and Barr, h 50 "W.
Water
q5 Wood Thomas, foreman blksmitlis T. W. & W. Ry., li s w cor Wilt and
& Union
^Wood William S., gilder and picture frame dealer, w s Calhoun, 3 n Jef-
|> ferson, bds 8 Calhomi
^ Woodard Caroline, wid W. W., h 58 W. Berry
tt Woods John, carpenter, h 163 W. Washington
|2 Woodward Eugene, dry goods and notions, 24 E. Maine, bds Aveline
- House
S Woodward Marcus E., (Woodward & Young,) h 144 E. Main
rt Woodward Thomas S.,brakeman P. Ft. W & C. Ry., bds 52 Donglas av
g Woodward & Young, (Marcus E. Woodward and Nathaniel B. Young,)
,£3 wholesale and retail clothing, hats, caps and furnishing goods, 46
cS Calhoun
^ Woodworth Alonzo L., lab K G. Olds & Son, bds 14 W. Jefferson
^Woodworth Benjamin S., physician and surgeon, office n w cor Colum-
g bia and Calhoun, h 234 W. Berry
g Woodworth James, engineer J. S. Pierce, h n s Melita, 3 W. Harrison
Woodworth James, lab, h n s Melita, 3 W. Harrison
•§ Woodworth James C, bookkpr Fort Wayne National Bank, h 218 W.
o Wayne
ra Woolsey Pliram B., wheelmkr N. G. Olds & Son, bds 91 E. Washing-
S ton
jg Woyden Charles H., student, FORT WAYNE COMMERCIAL COL-
^ LEGE, Court, cor Main, bds 99 E. Jefferson
g* Worsen James L., (Worden & Morris,) also, President State Ins. Co.,
^ h 99 E. Jefferson
O Worden & Morris, (James L. Worden and John Morris,) lawyers, office
=* Court House.
O Work Robert, farmer, h 328 W. Jefferson
o Working Men's Institute, rooms at Court House
§ Wort John M., collector Gas Light Co., h 165 E. Wayne
c3 Wortsmuth Joseph, machinist P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds n w cor Jeffer-
^ son and Barr
^ Woulfe Patrick, boot and shoemkr e s Calhoun nr cor Douglas av, h same
»-* Wright J., lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry
^ Wright Luther, carpenter T. W. & W. Ry., h n e cor Harrison and
Cj Dawson
§ Wright Martin H., lab, bds 125 Hanna
(X) Wrighter George, bds Aveline House
o Wuerstern Henry, bds Mayer House
"* Wuillemin Henry, lab, h 237 Charles
cj Wyea Dedrich, lab, bds 208 Ewing
"^ Wyer Martin, tanner, h Hoffman add 1 w Lima rd
s ^^
XARUN John, wks P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.,h n s Buchanan bet Cass and
Hanna
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YAGER August, lab, h 149 West ^ g
Yaneye John, stage driver, li s s Wall 8 w Bluffton plank rd ®
TEEGENS AUGUST E, B'
house, sign and ornamental painter 78 Calhoun bds n e cor Waslr ^
ington and Harrison. {See card p. XIII.) P
Yergens George, grocer, .. w s Clay bet J^ewis arid Madison td
Yergens Henry, wks I)r. C. E. Sturgis, bds same 5
Yergens William F., saw miller, h 85 W. Washington g
Yobst Aleck, lab, h w s Marion bet High and Bowser *^
Yobst Bruno, cooper J. S. Pierce, h 24 Kirdlingerav n-4
Yokel Mathiiis, lab T. W. & W. Ry., h n s Henry 3 e Fairfield av g
Yonkers & New York Fire Ins Co. of New York, Homer C. Hartman, ^
agt, Hamilton's Hall bldg g
Young Charles, tanner, h s s Columbia rdor Front st 2 w of Mechanics o
Young Daniel, supt P. S. Underbill's Steam Marble Building Stone ^
Works, office n w cor Pearl and Cass, h 147 W. Berry O
Young Henry J., livery, sale and feed s s Pearl bet Maiden Lane and g
Harrison, h 52 W. Main *xi
Young Horace Greeley, student FOP.T WAYNE COMMERCIAL g
COLLEGE, Court cor Main, bds 148 Berry ^
Young Israel, brakeman T. W. & W. Ry, hw s Fairfield av cor Locust o
Young Jacob, livery, h 52 W. Main 33
Young Louis, cigarmkr Lamley & Rosenthal ' ^
Young Men's Christian Association, Hamilton's Hall bldg "
Young Nathaniel B., (Woodward & Young,) bds Aveline House ^
Young William, machinist T. W. & W. Ry., bds 128 Broadway 3
Youngblood John, conductor P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., bds Aveline House ^
Youngblood Samuel, engineer P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h s s Hough 2 e of g
Clay
Younger Andrew, lab, h 100 Wilt
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Zahn F., carpenter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry " 5r
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Zahn W., lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry 2
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Zangenberg Frederick, cigarmkr, bds s e cor Calhoun and Washington
Ziegler G., Adam, wagonmkr John Baker, h 121 Wilt C^
Zimmerman Anthony, shoemkr J. Foellinger, h 70 E. Jefferson
Zimmerman Anthony, grocer 49 E, Main, h same
Zimmerman Charles, wks Becks Brewery, h Bloomingdale
Zimmerman David, shoemkr, h v/ s Lima rd bet Canal feeder and Don- ^
glas ^
Zimmerman Englebert, (E. & F. J. Zimmerman,) h 6Q W. Main ^
Zimmermann Frank E., salesman McDougal & Co., h 143 E. Jefferson p
Zimmerman Frank J., (E. & F. J. Zimmerman,) h 66 W. Main
Zimmerman George J., salesman Henderson & Putnam, bds Stephen
Zimmerman
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Zimmerman John, salesman Gratifjny & Bro., bds 96 E. Jefferson
Zimmerman M., lab P. Ft. W. & C. lly
Zimmerman Stephen, shoemkr, h w s Lima rd bet Canal feeder and
Doughis
ZIMMERMAN E. & F. J.,
(Eiiglebert Zimmerman, Frank J. Zimmerman,) editors and proprs.
Fort Wayne, daily and weekly Democrat office, 1 Phoenix block.
{See card p. 52.)
Zimmerly J. William, painter P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., h 96 E. Jefferson
^Zink John, wks P. Ft. W. & C, Ry., h s s Locust 2 w Pine
Zohn ^Nicholas, blksmith J. C. Bowser & Co
ZoUars Allen, (Spencer & Zollars,) bds Hamilton House
ZoUars Enoch, li. R. contractor, h s w cor W. Main and Van Buren
ZoUer George, slioemkr, s s Front st or Columbia rd 2 w of the bridge,
h same
ZoUer Yalentine, lab, h w s Lima rd nr Becks Brewery
Zorbaugh E., machinist T. W. & W. Ry
Zankenberg Fred, cigarmkr Lamley & Rosenthal
Zwick Henry C, (H. Zwick & Co.,) h 80 W. Jefferson
Zvvick Henry & Co., (Henrj^ Zwick & Charles H. Luebking,) grocers n
w cor Calhoun and Washington
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TEEMS OF SUBSCRIPTION, TWO DOLLARS PER AFMUM
In clubs and to agents generous deductions are made.
l-odage. — The postage on tlie " Western Merchants' Price Current" is
20 cents a year, payable at the office of delivery.
Table Linens, Sheetings, Towelings, Toilet Quilts, Napkins. NEW YORK STORE
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ALILEN COUNTY REGISTER.
STATE OFFICERS— Executive Department,
CONRAD BAKER, Governor.
NELSON TRESSLER, Sec. State.
-NATHAN B. KIMBALL, Treasurer.
WILLIAM CUMBACK, Lt. Governor.
T. B. McCARTY, Aud. Pub. Accounts.
GEORGE V. HOSS, Sup't Public Instruction,
Co\iiity Organization.
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Senator — W. W. Carson,
Representatives — John Slioaff and Peter Ki-
ser.
Coicnly Clerk — William Fleming.
County Auditor — Henry J. Rudisill.
County Treasurer — H. Monning.
County Recordet — Clemens Rekers,
Sheriff^SdXm McCartney.
Deputy Sheriff— \. W. Cam.pbelL
Board of Commissioners — John A. Robison,
(pres.) William A. Long and David H. Lipes.
Janitor — David Robison.
County Surveyor — Nathan Butler.
CoT'jner — John P. Waters.
Superintendent Poor House — James Reed.
County Attorney — James L. Worden.
School Examiner — R. D. Robinson.
County Fhysicians — Sturgis & Myers.
City Government-
Municipal Election held first Tuesday in
May.
City Council meets second and fourth Tues-
days in each month.
Council Chambers, west side Clinton, be-
tween Main and Columbia streets.
Mayor — B. H. Tower, (acting,) office in
Council Chamber.
Clerk — E. L. Chittenden, office at Mayor's
office.
City Treasurer — John Conger.
Assessor — A. C. Probasco, office, 73 Colum-
bia.
City Engineer — Charles S. Brackenridge,
office, 9 Clinton.
City Attorney — F. P. Randall, office, 9 Clin-
ton.
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Marshal — Patrick McGee. Office at May-
or's office. Term expires May, 1867.
Market Masters — Eastern Market, William
Kauning. Western Market, vacant.
Street Commissioner — Patrick Falahee.
Supervisors — A. T, Hedges, Philip Nestle,
John P. Waters, John Ryan and Charles
Klein.
Board of Aldermen.
B. H. Tower, President.
E. L. Chittenden, Clerk.
1st Ward— D. Hoit and William Wadding-
ton.
2d Ward — Benjamin H. Tower and Morris
Cody.
3d Ward— Pliny Hoagland and F. Nird-
linger.
4th Ward — Dennis Downey and A. P. Ed-
gerton.
5th Ward—P. S. Underhill and B. H. Kim-
ball.
6th Ward—
7th Ward-
Standing Committees of the
Common Council.
On Finance — Aldermen Edgerton, Nirdlin
ger and Tower.
On Streets — Aldermen Kimball, Hoagland
and Nirdlinger.
On Fire — Aldermen Waddington, Cody
and Kimball.
0)1 Markets — Aldermen Cody, Downey and
Underhill.
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ton and Downc}'.
On Printing — Aldermen Nirdlinger, Wad-
dinpton and Cody.
On Rules and Rigidations — Aldermen Kim-
ball, Hoagland and Edgerton.
On Oas — Aldermen Hoagland, Tower and
Hoit.
On. Public Grounds — Aldermen Tower, Nird
linger and ITnderhill.
On Sewers — Aldermen Tower, Cody and
Kimball.
Board of Education.
Office, Court House. Meets the first and
third Mondays of each month.
0. P. Morgan, (president,) Dr. John S. Ir-
win and Edward Slocum.
Board of Health.
Office, City Hall.
Dr. Isaac M. Rosenthal, Dr. T. P. McCul-
lough and Dr. B. S. Woodworth.
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Chief Po/i«— William Ward.
Police Magistrate — Benjamin Saunders.
Patrolmen.
Edward Gaffner, William Schoppman, Wil-
liam Hagermann, F. R. Liniecooley, Detrich
Myres, Edward Gaifney, Thomas Powers, E.
C. Penz and Thomas B. Toomey.
City Fire Department.
Chief Enyiiieer — Munson Van Geisen.
\st Assistant Engineer — Joseph B. Fry,
2(/ Assistant JUngineer — Hirani Poyser.
Independent Alert Hook and Ladder Co.
No. 1. Truck House, west side Clinton
street, corner of East Berry. Meeting Hall,
south side East Main street, between Clinton
and Barr. R. Rossington, Foreman.
Mechanics' Engine Co. No. 1. (Steam.)
North east corner of Court and Berry. Thos.
Mannix, Foreman.
Vigilant Engine Co. No. 2. (Steam.)
North east corner of Court and Berry. John-
son Rodabaugh, Foreman.
Torrent Engine Co. No. 3. West side of
Clinton, between Berry and Main. Henry W.
Fry, Foreman.
The above three companies meet in. Fire-
man's Hall, north east corner of Court and
Berry.
Eagle Engine Co. No. 4. Broadway, be-
tween Berry and Wayne. T. George Koeble,
Foreman.
Protection Engine Co. No. 5. Bass street,
opposite Prince, south of T. W. & W. Rail-
way Shops. Chr. Bruns, Foreman.
Ed. Slocum's No, 6. Lafayette street, be-
tween Lewis and Montgomery. Henr.y Cole-
rick, Foreman.
Mad Anthony No. 7. Independent Hose.
Ib process of formation.
CITY FIRK LIMITSr
All that part of the City of Fort Wayne
embraced vvithin the following limits, shall be
known as the fire limits of said city, to-wit ;
Begining at the intersection of the Wabash
and Erie Canal with Ewing street, thence east
along said south line of the canal to the cen-
ter of Lafayette street, thence south along
said Lafayette street to its intersection with
Lewis street, thence west along the center of
Lewis street to the center of Ewing street,
thence north along the center of said Ewing
street to place of begining.
Ward Boundaries.
First Ward — Comprises all that part of the
city lying east of Lafayette street.
Second Ward — Comprises all that part of
the city lying west of Lafayette and east of
Calhoun streets.
Third Ward — Comprises all that part of
the city lying west of Calhoun and east of
Ewing street.
Fourth Ward — Comprises all that part of
the city lying west of Ewing and east of
Broadway.
Fifth Ward — Comprises all that part of the
city lying west of Broadway.
Sixth Ward — Comprises all that part of
the city lying south and west of Calhoun,
street.
Seventh Ward — Comprises all that part of
the city lying south of Railroad and east of
Calhoun street.
City Ordinance,
IN REGARD TO HACKS, EXPRESS AND DRATS.
[Extract.]
•' For conveying passengers, not exceeding
one mile, fifty cents. Each additional passen-
ger of the same family or; party, twenty-five
cents.
" For conveying a passenger, any distance
over one mile, and less than two, one dollar ;
each additional passenger of the same family
or party, twenty-five cents.
"Children between the ages of five and
fourteen, one-half the above prices ; for like
distance, children under five years of age, no
charge ; Provided, that the distance from any
railroad depot or hotel, to any other depot or
hotel, does not exceed one mile.
"For the use, by the day, of any hackney
coach or other voliicle, drawn by two horses,
or other animals, with one or more passen-
gers, six dollars.
" For the use of any such carriage or ve-
hicle, by the hour, with one or more passen-
gers, and with the privilege of going from
place to place — for the first hour, one dollar
and fifty cents; for the second hour, seventy-
five cents ; for each succeeding hour, twenty-
five cents — ordinary baggage included, not
exceeding one trunk.
" Draymen, carters and expressmen shall
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be entitled to receive and ask, for cartage of
any article, or load of goods, wares or mer-
chandise, distance not exceeding one mile,
thirty cents ; for each additional mile, or
fractional part thereof, ten cents.
"A refusal on the part of the drivers or
owners of the above modes of conveyance to
convey such person or persons, cartage of
any article, or loads of goods, wares or mer-
chandise, shall, on conviction, pay a fine of S^
not less than one dollar, nor more than one 03
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ORPHANS' HOME AND FORT WAYNE HOSPITAL,
corner of Wayne and Webster streets.
Located |on the
Banks and Bankers,
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF FORT
WAYNE.
Southeast corner Main and Court streets.
Capital, $200,000. J. D. Nuttman, Presi-
dent ; John Orff, Vice-President ; W. B.
Fisher, Cashier ; Samuel T. Hanna, F. Nird-
linger, J. M. Miller, J. D. Nuttman, John
Orff, A. S. Evans, A. D. Brandriff, W. B.
Fisher and B. D. Miner, Directors.
THE FORT WAYNE NATIONAL BANK,
(Formerlv Branch Bank.) Southwest corner
of Main' and Clinton. Capital, $250,000.
Charles D. Bond, President; Pliny Hoagland,
Vice-Presideat; J. D. Bond, Cashier; P.
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MERCHANTS' NATIONAL BANK, OF
FORT WAYNE, INDIANA.
Northwest corner Main and Calhoun Sts.
Capital, $100,000. S. Cary Evans, President;
John Studabaker, Vice-President ; John S.
Irwin, Cashier ; S. Cary Evans, John Studa-
baker, D. F. Comparet, S. D. Bayless and D.
P. Whedon, Directors.
ALLEN, HAMILTON & CO.
Hamilton's Block, west side Calhoun, oppo-
site Court House.
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BAPTIST.
First Baptist Church — Located on West
Jefferson street, between Webster and Harri-
Bon. Edifice in course of erection. Cost
$15,000. Number of members 150. Hours
of service 10 1-2 a. m. and 7 1-2 p. m. Rev.
Gilbert L. Stevens, Pastor. Sunday School
2 p. m. Number of scholars 160. Thomas
Stevens, Superintenent. Prayer meeting
Thursday evenings at 1 1-2 p. m.
EPISCOPAL.
Trinity Church — Located on the corner of
Berry and Fulton streets. Cost of edifice
$25,000. Number of members 280. Sunday
School at usual hour. Number of scholars
120. Rev. James S. Large, Rector. Henry
W. Bond, Superintendent of Sunday School.
JEWISH.
Beth Shalom Congregation — Located on
the west side of Harrison street, between
Wayne and Washington. Erected 1848.
Number of members 50. Services, Friday
evenings at 5 1-2 p. m., and Saturday morn-
ings at 9 1-2 a. m. Rev. E. Burin, Rabbi.
LUTHERAN.
English Church — Located on the southeaet
corner of Wayne and Clinton streets. Erect-
ed 1863. Cost $20,000. Number of mem-
bers 125. Hours of service 10 1-2 a. m. and
7 p. m. Rev. W. P. Ruthrauff, Pastor. Sunday
School 1 1-2 p. m. Number of scholars 120.
Rev. W. Ruthrauff, Superintendent. Prayer
meeting Wednesday at 7 1-2 p. m.
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St. John's— Located on the southeast cor-
O ner of Van Biuen and Washington streets.
rt Number ot members 500. Erected 1862.
^Cost 110,000. Hours of service 10 a. m. and
,*? 2 p. m. Sabbath School 2 p. m. Number ol
^ schohirs 160. Rev. C. Baumau, Pastor and
Superintendent.
rf. St. Paul's (CermaTi)— Located on the west
Bide of Barr, between Lewis and Jefferson,
■g Erected 1846. Cost |12,000. Number of
S members 400. Hours of service 10 a. m., 2
f-^ p. m. and 1 p. m. Rev. William Lihler, Pas-
te tor. W. S. Stubnatzy, Assistant Pastor.
^ Sunday School 2 p. m. Number of scholars
S 500. Rev. Wm. Sihler, Superintendent.
^ METHODIST.
'c3 Rev. S. N. Campbell, Presiding Elder.
^ Bebuy Street Charge — Located on the
kS' corner of Berry and Harrison streets. Erect-
ed ed 1?55. Dedicated 1865. Vahied at $2.5,-
O 000. Number of member 238. Hours of
2 service 10 1-2 a. m. and 7 p. m. Rev. N. H.
- Phillips, Pastor. Sunday School 2 p. m.
-~2 Number of scholars 210. C. S. Smith, Su-
§ perintendent. Prayer meeting Thurdays 7 1-2
•*^ p. m.
*g Wayne Street Charge — Located on the
^ comer of West Wayne and Broadway streets.
M Number of members 200. Building erected
^ 1850. Hours of service 10 12 a. m. and 7 p.
qJ m. W. F. Hemenway, Pastor. Sunday
O School 2 p. m. Number of scholars 3uO. H.
Eg C. Hartman, Superintendent. Prayer meet-
O iiig Thursdays 7. p. m.
^ German Chcrch— Located on the north-
^ west corner of Washington and Fulton streets
rt Number of members 40. Hours of service
Pt*10 1-2 a. m. and 7 1-2 p. m. Louis Dunkir,
S Pastor. Sunday School 9 a. m. Number of
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p. m.
^ Mission — Located on the southeast corner
Cd of Hariison and Dawson streets. Erected
fa 1867. Number of members 43. Hours of
§ service 10 1-2 a. m. and 7 p. m. Rev. Andrew
j=j J. Wells, Pastor. Sunday School 2 p. m.
•■^ Number of scholars 55. Charles Emery,
ft Superintendent.
g PRESBYTERIAN.
Cd First Presbyterian Church — Located on
PQ the southeast corner of Clinton and Berry
streets. Erected 1845, Cost $25,000.
2 Dedicated November, 1862, enlarged in 1865,
and reopened in October of the same year.
Number of members 310. Services 10 1-2
a. m. and 7 1-2 p. m. Prayer meeting every
Wednesday evening at 7 1-2 p. m. Sunday
School 2 p. m. Number of scholars 300.
Rev. John M. Lowrie, Pastor.
Second Presbyterian (New School)— hoc&-
ted on the south side of West Berry, be-
tween Webster and Ewing streets. Elected
1846. Number of members 170. Hours of
service 10 1-2 a. m. and 7 p. m. Rev. George
Little, Pastor. Sunday School 2 p m. Num-
ber of scholars 150. R. S. Taylor, Superin-
tendent. Prayer meeting every Wednesda7
at 7 p. ra.
Presbyterian Chapel and Sabbath School
—(Attached to First Presbyterian Church.)
Located on the northeast corner of Calhoun
and Holman streets. Erected 1866. Hour of
service 3 1-2 p. m. Sunday School 2 p. m.
Number of scholars 100. J. B. McDonald,
Superintendent.
DUTCH REFORMED.
Located on the southeast corner of Web-|
ster and Washington. Erected 1846. Num-I
ber of members 330. Hours of service 10 1-2
a. in. and 7 1-2 p. m. Rev. John H. Klein,
Pastor. Sunday School 2 p. m, Number of
scholars 12o. Rev. J. H. Klein, Superintend-
ent. Lecture Thursdays at 7 1-2 p. m.
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
Right Rev. John H. Luers, Bishop of Fort
Wayne.
Cathedral located east side of Calhoun,|
between Lewis and Jefferson streets. Erect-
ed in 1860. Cost $50,000. Number ol,
members 3,000. Very Rev. Julian Benoit,;
pastor; Rev. E. P. Walters, assistiint. Masijl
at 8 a. m. Sermon and High Mass, 10 a. m.
High Mass daily at 7^ a. m.
St. Mary's ((?e?-»Km.)— Southeast corner o
Jefiferson and Lafayette sts. Building erectec
1858, at a cost of $40,000. Number of mem
bers 1,300. Hours of service, — Mass at 8 a
m. ; sermon and high mass, 10 1-2 .i. m. ; ves
peis, 2 1-2 p. m. Rev. Joseph Wentz, pastor
Rev. Anthony Heitman, assistant. Mai^s ever
morning at 7 o'clock.
St. Paul's ((?erma>i.)— Southeast corner W
Washington and Griffith. Number of mem
bers 50Tj. Cost $4,000. Erected in 186f
Hours of service,— Mass at 8 a. m ; servicei
and high mass, 10 1-2; vespers 2 p. m
mass daily at 7 a. m. Rev. E. Konig, pat
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Cemeteries.
LINDENWOOD CEMETERY.
This Cemetery is situated about one and a
half miles west of Fort Wayne, and contains
one hundred and sixty acres of land, which
was purchased by a company of gentlemen i
I 1859, and set apart and consecrated thc_ fo.
lowing year as a place to be used exclusivel|
for the burial of the dead. The following ai
the officers:
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ALLEN COUNTY REGISTER.
President. — I. D. G. Nelson.
Trustees.— J. L. Williams, H. McCulloch, P.
Hoagland, 0. P. Morgan, I. D. G. Nelson.
Secretary and Treasure^-. — J. D. Bond.
Superintendejit. — John H. Dorwell.
CATHOLIC CEMETERY.
Southwest of city limits, and South of
Railroad.
JEWISH CEMETERY.
Southwest of city limits, Blufftoa Road.
LUTHERAN CEMETERY. p
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Southwest city limits, Bluifton Road. £'
Clubs.
Base Ball Clubs.
SUMMIT CITY BASE BALL CLUB.
Meet on call at Court House. C. E. Gor-
iham. President ; J. E. Hill, Vice-President;
, H. H. Chamberlain, Secretary ; Henry Wilder,
Treasurer,
KEKIONGA BASE BALL CLUB.
Meets Court House. Call meetings and
regular meetings first of each month. R. J.
Williman, President ; John R. Hoagland, Vice
President ; F. A. Gorham, Secretary ; H.
Avers, Treasurer ; Cliarles Gorham, Corres-
ponding Secretary ; H. Delhi, Captain.
PENDAGGER CLUB.
Organized June 11, 1848. Meets the first
Saturday evening of each month, Columbia st,
between Calhoun and Clinton. W. J. Van
Schuyver, President ; E. L. Chittenden, Sec-
retary.
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Colleges and Academies.
iCONCORDIA GERMAN EVANGELICAL
LUTHERAN COLLEGE.
Maumee Road, near East city limits. Dr.
W. Sihler, President ; G. Alex. Saxer, Di-
rector ; R. Lange, G. Schick, W. Acheubach,
Professors ; F. W. Reinke, Steward.
This College i.« beautifully located in a fine
grove on the Maumee (Van Wert,) Road,
near the east city limits. The buildings are
spacious and substantially built of brick, and
with capacity for accommoilating a large
number of students, but owing to the large
number of applications for admission intend
erecting a new addition to their present build-
ing during the coming year. The institution
is conducted under the auspices of the Ger-
man E. L. Synod of Missouri, Ohio, and other
States.
FORT WAYNE COLLEGE,
Located West end of Wayne Street.
" Fort Wayne College," under its present
organization, is the result of a consolidation
of the Fort Wayne Female College and the
Fort Wayne Collegiate Institute on the 10th
day of October, 1855. The first of these was
intended exclusively for the education of fe-
males, the latter for males only. The present
institution, formed by the consolidation of
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males and females, is under the patronage of
the Northwestern Indiana Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church.
Trustees. — Isaac Jenkinson, President: John
M. Miller. Treasurer ; H. C. Hartman, Secre-
tary ; Rev. R. D. Robinson, Financial Agent.
Business Colleges.
FORT WAYNE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
This Institution is one of the most flourish-
ing and thorough in the United States The
number of talented men composing the Fa-
culty, the superior fiicilities offered for a
thorough Business Education, and the vast
number of Graduates it sends out every year,
who are now occupying positions in the larg-
est wholesale, retail, commission and banking J^
houses in the city and country, prove that m
the chances for success to the graduates of o
this college are far superior to those of other ^
institutions of the kind in the country. To ^
those that enter this college, with a full de- ^H
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FACULTY AND INSTRUCTORS.
H. H. Lipes, President and Proprietor.
Hon. J. L. Worden, D. P. AVhedon, Lec-
turers on Political Economy.
John Colerick, Lecturer on Modern and
Ancient History.
Rev. G. 0. Little, Lecturer on Commercial
Ethics.
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SCHOOL TRUSTEES OF TIIE INCORPO.
RATED TOWNS OF ALLEN COUNTY.
Dr. J. S, Irwin, Treasurer and Secretary,
Ft. Wayne ; E. G. Coverdale, Monroeville ,
Col. C. E. Bryant, New Haven. Meet on call.
J. H Smart, Superintendent of Public
Schools" Office, Hisrli School, southwest cor-
ner Jefferson and Griffith.
HIGH SCHOOL.
Localied Jefferson, corner of Van Buren-
Number of scholars, 85.
Wra. B. T. Smith, Principal ; Miss Mary A.
Granger, Miss Mary J. Wightman, Assistants.
WEST DIVISION SCHOOL.
Located Jefferson, corner of Van Buren.
Number of scholars, 990.
Grammar. — Miss Carrie B. Sharp, Princi-
pal ; Miss Sophia Taylor, Assistant.
Intermediate. — Isaac Mahurin, Principal ;
Mrs. Susan C. Hoffman, Miss M L. Mihurin,
Miss Abbie W. Phelps, Miss Laura A. Kimball,
Miss Frank C. Sinclear, Miss Eliza Harter,
Miss Lyde J. Wilson, Assistants.
EAST DIVISION SCHOOL.
Located Clay, corner Washington. Num-
ber of scholars, 34fi.
Grammar. — A. J. Wales, Principal.
Intermediate. — S. F. Smart, Principal ; Geo.
W. Swimley, Miss Elsie A. Stuart, Miss Ca-
therine Gerry, Miss Frank Huxford, Miss
Maggie Tower, Assistants.
SOUTH DIVISION SCHOOL.
Located Hoagland Avenue, corner Butler.
Number of scholars, .
Miss Mary E. Hadley, Principal; Miss
Georgia A. Hadley, Miss Kate D. Turner, As-
sistants.
DISTRICT NO. 1.
Located northwest corner Marion and Bow-
ser. Number of scholars, 60.
Nicholas T. Rue, Teacher.
Select Schools.
ST. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY.
Located southwest corner Clinton and Jef-
ferson. Average attendance, '200.
Bro. Bernard, Superior ; Bro. Daniel, Bro.
Ephraim, Bro. Ambrose, Teachers.
SISTERS OF PROVIDENCE.
Located southwest corner Calhoun and Jef-
ferson. Number of pupils, 200.
Sister Margaret Mary, Superior ; eight Sis-
ters teachers.
GERMAN REFORMED, (PAROCHIAL.)
Located rear of German Reformed Church,
southeast corner Webster and Washington.
J. J. Webber, Principal Grammar Depart-
ment. Numberof scholars, 115. J.Stephen,
Teacher Primary Department. Number of
scholars, 50.
ST. JOHN'S SCHOOL, (PAROCHIAL.)
Located east side of Van Buren, between
Washington and Jefferson.
Frederick Hassfurther, Teacher. Number
of pupils, 160.
ST. PAUL'S GERMAN EVANGELICAL
LUTHERAN SCHOOL, (GERMAN.)
Located northeast corner Madison and Barr.
Male Department. — Benjamin Gotch, Prin-
cipal ; Henry Leser, John Riedel, C. Stricter,
Assistants. Female Department Building im-
mediately opposite. Number of scholars, 50.
Dr. Sihler, Director. Connected with thii
are two branch schools, one on Columbia
road, four miles from the city ; the other on
Coldwater road, four miles from the city, each
taught by Daniel Lindeman.
ST. MARY'S GERMAN CATHOLIC
SCHOOL.
Located southwest corner of Jefferson and
Lafayette sts.
Rev. Joseph Wentz, Director; Januarius
Higi, Teacher; Charles Geiger, Assistant, male
department. Number of male scholars, 175.
The Female Department adjoining the church
is under the control and taught by the Sisters
of Mere}'. Number of scholars, 160.
St. Paul's German Catholic School, east"
side Griffith bet Wayne and Washington
(rear of Church,) Peter Mettler, Principal.
Branch or (Primary Dejurtment,) north-
west corner Washington and Griffith. Frank
Edier, teacher. Number of sclfolars, 64.
Hebrew School, southwest corner Wayne
and Harrison.
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Incorporated Oompaiiies.
FORT WAYNE AGRICULTURAL WORKS.
CAPITAL, $30,000.
Jesse R. Straughan, President ; John S.
Larwell, Secretary and Treasurer.
FORT WAYNE GAS LIGHT CO.
A. P. Edgerton, President ; H. H. Edger-
ton. Secretary ; James H. Walker, Superin-
tendent ; James M. Nort, Collector.
Get your PaintSj Oils and Dye Stuffs at Biddle & Hoagland's
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Albert P. Edgerton ; R. E. Fleming ; S-
Medbury; Henry H. Edgerton ; B. D. Angell
Directors. Charter issued August 9, 1853.
FORT WAYNE BOARD OF UNDER-
WRITERS.
Organized Nov. 19, 1866. F. P. Randall
President ; John Hough, Vice President ; Dr.
John S. Irwin, Treasurer ; George W. Dur-
gin, Jr., Secretary ; S. S. Lumbard, H. 0.
Hartman, H. H. Bossier, Executive Com-
mittee.
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Insurance Companies.
BANNER INSURANCE COMPANY.
Organized 1862. Wm. B. Currier, Pre-
sident ; W. S. Smith, Vice President ; H. G.
Farr, Secretary and Treasurer ; E. W. Cur-
rier, Assistant General Agent ; Benj. J. Mor-
ris, Directors.
FORT WAYNE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Office in Hamilton's New Block. Capital,
$200,000. A. M. Orbison, President ; J.
W. Whitney, Vice President ; G. C. McAl-
laster. Secretary and Treasurer ; Geo. McAl-
laster, Gen'l Agent. C. Tresselt, A. M. Or-
bison, J. W. Whitney, G. C. McAllaster,
Geo. McAllaster, Directors.
STATE INSURANCE COMPANY, FORT
WAYNE, INDIANA.
Insured and Authorized by State Author-
ity, $100,000. Organized Sept. 30, 1863.
Capital $400,000. James L. Worden ; S.
Lumbard ; 0. Bird ; George W. Babcock, Di-
rectors. James L. Worden, President; 0.
Bird, Vice President; S. Lumbard, Secre-
tary ; Geo. W. Babcock, General Agent.
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Judiciary.
CRIMINAL COURT.
Terms — First Mondays in April and No-
▼ember at Court House.
COMMON PLEAS COURT.
Terms — Third Mondays in February and
July.
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS.
First Monday in each month.
COMMON PLEAS COURT, 20th DISTRICT.
J. W. Bordin, Judge.
CRIMINAL CIRCUIT COURT.
James A: Fay, Judge.
R. S. Taylor, Prosecuting Attorney.
CIVIL COURT, 10th DISTRICT.
^emis— Third Mondays in April and No-
vember.
Wm. Fleming, elk, office Court House.
D. P. Whedon, Commissioner of Circuit
Court, of the State of Indiana, office north-
west corner Main and Calhoun.
Ijibr?aries and Reading Rooms.
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TOWNSHIP LIBRARY.
In Court House Building. Open every
Wednesday and Saturday evenings. Num-
ber of Volumes 1,100. N. T. Rue, Librarian.
GERMAN TURNERS, (TURN VEREIN.)
Turners' Hall, Berry st. opp. Court.
WORKINGMEN'S INSTITUTE AND
LIBRARY.
Organized August, 1854. Rooms in Court
House. The younger members of the Insti-
tute will meet at the Institute room every
Tuesday evening during the Spring and Sum-
mer, for discussion. Library large and well
assorted — over 1,000 Volumes. New mem-
bers always welcome, and received at any
time. B. W. Oakley, President ; I. Knapp,
Secretary ; C. W. Allen, Treasurer and Li-
brarian.
FORT WAYNE CATHOLIC INSTITUTE.
Organized May loth, 1859. Meets every
Thursday and Saturdays for discussion, reg-
ular meetings for business Third Saturdays of
each month. The object of this Society ia
improvement by means of its Library and
Lyceum, and the relief of worthy objects of
Charity. William B. Walters, President.
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Fort Wayne Daily and Weekly Democrat,
(daily in evening, weekly Wednesday,) E. & J.
F. Zimmermam, editors and proprietors. No.
1, Phoenix block, Calhoun.
Fort Wayne Daily and Weekly Gazette,
(daily in evening, weekly, Wednesday,) Isaac
Jenkinson, editor and proprietor, office
125 Columbia.
Indiana Staats Zeitung, (weekly) Saring
hausen and Kanipe, editors and proprietors,
northeast corner Columbia and Clinton.
Dollar Weekly Press, David W. Jones &
Son, proprietors and publishers, office Pearl
St. rear Keystone block.
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FORT WAYNE TROTTING PARK.
North side St. Mary's River between N.
Calhoun street and Spy Run.
FORT WAYNE PUBLIC PARK.
North side St. Mary's river, south of Trot-
ting Park.
WEST MARKET PLACE.
Broadway street between Wayne and Berry.
EAST MARKET PLACE.
street between Washington and
Barr
Berry.
Post Office and Myalls.
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WavMailP. F.W.)
& C. Ry. West, f
Way Mail T. W. & )
W. Ry. East. f
Way Mail T. W. & [
W. Ry. West. [
1: 30 P. M. 10: 00 a. m.
12 m.
7 a. :
1 2 : 00 M.
10: 00 A. M.
12:30 p.m. 7 : OOp. m.
STAGE AND HORSE MAILS.
Bluffton, Ind.
Kendiillville
(daily)
Decatur, Mondays, Wed-)
nesdays and Fridays. J
Tuesdays, Thursdays )
and Saturdays. j
Albion, Tuesdays and )
Fridays. )
Mondays and Thursdays.
Jarvis, Mondays, Wed-)
nesdays and Fridays, j
Tuesdays, Thursdays )
and Saturdays. J
Zanesville, Tuesdays )
and Fridays. )
Tuesdays and Fridays.
Liberty Mills, Ind.
every Saturday.
Fridays.
Hicksville, 0., Thursdays.
Thursdays,
ARRIVES.
LEAVES
2 P. M.
8 A. M
7 p. m.
6 A. M
2 p. M.
Note— For Post Office Laws and Regulations see List of Money Order and Post Offices.
Arrival and Departure of Mails.
Mails by Railway arrive and close at Fort
Wayne, as follows:
ARRIVE. CLOSE
New York City and [ 7 a.m. 11: 4.5 a.m.
New England States f 6 p. m. 7 : 00 p. m.
Philadelphia Pa. and / 7 a.m. 11 :45 a.m.
South East f 6 p. M. 7 p. m.
Pittsburgh Pa. Cincin-[ 7 a. m. 10 : 30 a. m.
nati and Cleveland. J 6 p.m. 7 : 00 p. m.
Chicago North West. I 7 a. m. 11 : 45 a. m.
States and Ter. j 12 a.m. 4;30p. m
Toledo, Detroit Mich. 7 a. m. 10: 00 a. m.
Saint Louis, Mo. ) 7 a. m. 7 : 00 p. m.'
\ 12 a.m. *
7 P. M.
2 p. M
7 A. M.
7 A. M.
7 A. M.
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II A. M.
6 P.
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12 M.
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S Public Halls, Offices, Blocks and
Bnildinj
rs.
Aveline House Block, southeast corner
Calhoun and Berry streets.
Burgess Block, southeast corner Court and
Main streets.
Central Block, west side Calhoun, between
Wayne and Berry srreets.
City Calaboose, east side Court House, be-
tween Main and Berry streets.
Cassimeres, Blankets, Flannels, Underwear, Fancy Woolens, Furs.
ALLEN COUNTY REGISTER.
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City Clerk's Office, 9 Clinton street.
City Engineer's Office, 9 Clinton street.
City Fire Engine House, northeast corner
Court and Berry streets.
City Hall, Court House.
Colerick'.s Hall, north side Columbia, be-
tween Barr and Clinton streets.
Commercial College, south side Main, be-
tween Calhoun and Clinton streets.
County Auditor's Office, Court House.
County Clerk's Office, Court House.
, County Commissioner's Office, Court House.
County Jail, west side N. Calhoun, on St.
Mary's River.
County Recorder's Office, Court House.
County Sheriff's Office, Court House.
County Superintendent of Public Schools
Office, High School.
County Suiveyor's Office, Court House.
County Treasurer's Office, Court House.
Court House, east side Calhoun, between
Main and Berry streets.
Fireman's Hall, south side Main, between
Barr and Clinton streets.
Fireman's Hall, north east corner Court
and Berry streets.
Good Templar's Hall, Old Odd Fellow's
Hall.
Grand Army of the Republic, Old Odd Fel-
low's Hall.
Hamilton Block, 46 and 48 Calhoun street.
Hamilton's Hall and Building, Calhoun
Btreet, opposite Court House.
Hedekin's Hall, southeast corner Barr and
Columbia streets.
Keystone Block, corner Calhoun and Col-
umbia streets.
McDougal's Block, northwest corner Cal-
houn and Berry streets.
Market House, (east end,) Barr, between
Wayne and Berry streets.
Market House, (west end,) west side Broad-
way, between Wayne and Berry streets.
Masonic Hall, Stewart's Building, Calhoun
street, opposite Court House.
Mayor's Office, 9 Clinton street.
Odd Fellow's Hall, Post Office Building.
Odd Fellow's Hall, (old) east side Calhoun,
between Columbia and Main streets.
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Rail-
way Freight Depot, north side Railroad, be-
tween Clinton and Barr streets.
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Rail-
way Passenger Depot, north side Railroad, be-
tween Clinton and Calhoun streets.
Phoenix Block, west side Calhoun, between
Main and Columbia.
Post Office Building, east side Court, be-
tween Main and Berry streets.
Robinson's Block, west side Harrison, oppo-
site Columbia street.
Stewart Building, Calhoun street opposite
Court House.
Thieme & Bro.'s Building, northeast corner
Columbia and Clinton streets.
Townley's Block, northeast corner Columbia
and Calhoun streets.
Township Assessor's Office, northwest cor
ner Main and Calhoun streets.
Turner Hall, south side Berry, between Cal-
houn and Clinton streets, opposite Court
House.
Toledo, Wabash and Western Railway
Freight Depot, east side Railroad, between
Calhoun and Harrison streets.
Toledo, Wabash and Western Railway Pas-
senger Depot, south side Railroad, between
Clinton and Calhoun streets.
Union Block, northwest corner Main and
Clinton streets.
United States Internal Revenue Office, 44
Calhoun street.
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FORT WAYNE COMMANDERY. No. 4,
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
Instituted December, 1854. Meets in
Stewart's Building, Thursday evenings, semi-
monthly. Officers— S. H. Shoaff, E. C; D. P.
Whedon, G.; George Voorhis, C. G.; B. D.
Angell, P.; A. G. Bonett, Sec, M. B. Strong,
Treas.
FORT WAYNE COUNCIL, No. 4., R. & S. M-
Instituted May 6, 1855. Meets Wayne
Lodge Room, Saturday evenings, semi-month-
ly. Stated meetings, second Wednesday of
each month. Officers — George Voorhis, T.
J.; Joseph Freeman, D. G. M.; B. D. Angell,
P. C. W.; L. Dessaur, C. G.
FORT WAYNE CHAPTER R. A. M., No. 19.
Instituted May, 1851. Meets McDougnl
Block. Stated meeting first Wednesday in
each month. Special meetings third and
fourth Wednesday in each month. Officers —
Sol. D. Bayless, 13. P. ; W. D. Newman, K. ;
Joseph Freeman, S. ; Louis Dessaur, C. 11. ;
B. D. Angell, R. A. C. ; W. B. Foster, P. S. ;
P. S. Underbill, Treas. ; William Akhurst,
Sec.
WAYNE LODGE. No. 25, A. F. & A. M.
Instituted May, 1823. Meets Masonic Halli
McDougal's Block, Tuesday night of each
week. Officers—^. H. Sh"oaff, W. M. ; R.
Mudge, S. W. ; D. B. Andrews, J. W. ; B.
Saunders, Sec. ; G. H. Wilson, Treas. ; E.
Pierce, S. D. ; M. Wines, J. D.
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Fancy Soaps, Perfumery, and Toilet Articles at
FORT WAYNE CITY AND
SUMMIT CITY LODGE, No. 170 A F. & A. M.
Instituted May, 1855. Meets Stewart's,
, Hall, Calhoun street. Stated meetings first
C> Friday of each month. Special meetings
P each Friday. Officers — George Voorhis, W.
^M. ; David Hoit, S. W. ; William Wadding-
(^ ton, J. W. ; Orion T. Thomas, S. D. ; W.
t> Goefrey, J. D.
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SOL. D. BAYLESS LODGE, (U. D.)
Meets Masonic Hail, McDougal's Block,
Monday evening of eacii week. Officer's — J.
M. Combs, W. M. ; A. AVaring, S. W. ; M. S.
Bulger, J. W. ; William Akhurst, Sec. ; W.
B. Johnson, S. D. ; T. B. Shoaff, J. D. ; A.
Hattersley, Treas.
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH
RITE.
The several bodies of the A. & A. R. were
inaugurated in Fort Wayne, January 19,
1867, under authority of the Supreme Coun-
cil for the Northern Jurisdiction of the Uni-
ted States of America, whose Grand East is
in the City of New York, and the Grand
Consistorv of Indiana.
The following officers were duly elected
P and installed :
•g I^ort Wayne Lodge of Perfection, No. 2.
S Sol. D. Bavless. T. P. G. M. ; S. H. Shoaff,
M D. G. M. ; B'. D. Angell, V. S. G. W. ; J. M.
•^ Godown, V. J. G. W. ; Wm. Waddington, G.
rtT 0. ; M. B. Strong, G. T. ; C. B. Oakley, G. S.
O & K. of S. ; Wm. T. Foster, G. M. of C- ; 0. N.
Eg Hinkle, G. C. of C. ; A. T. Hattersley, G. H.;
O Ed. Bean, G. T.
Fort Wayne Council of Princes of Jerusalem,
No. 1.
Sol. D. Bayless, M. E. S. P. G. M. ; S. H.
Shoaff, G. H. P. ; B. D. Angell, M. E. S. G.
W. ; J. M. Godown, M. E. J. G. W. ; C. B.
Oakley, V. G. S. & K. of S. ; M. B. Strong,
V. G.T. . W. T. Foster, V. G. M. of C; 0.
N. Hinkle, V. G. M, of E. ; Ed. Bean, G. T.
Fort Wayne Post Croix Cliapier, No. 1.
Sol. D. Bayless, M, W. & P. M. ; S. H-
Shoaff, M. E. P. K. S. W. ; B. D. Angell, M.
E. P. K. J. W. ; Wm. Waddington, P. E. P.
K. G. 0. ; M. B. Strong, R. P. K. G. T. ; 0.
B. Oakley, R. P. K. G. S. ; A. T. Hattersley,
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of C. ; 0. N. Hinkle, R. P. K. G. G. of T. :
Ed. Bean, R. R. S.
Fort Wayne Consistory, No. 1.
Sol. D. Bavless, 111. Com. in Chief; S. H-
Shoaff, 111. 1st Lieut. Com. ; B. D. Angell, 111
2d Lieut. Com. ; W. Waddington, 111. M. of
G. & G. 0.; D. P. Whedon, 111. G. C. ; C. B.
Oaklev, III. G. S. & K. of S. ; M. B. Strong,
111. G." T. ; T. B. ShoaflF, 111. G. E. & A. ; A.
T. Hattersley, 111. G. H. ; W. T. Foster, 111.
G. M. of C ; 0. N, Hinkle, 111. G. C. of G. ;*
Ed. Bean, 111. G. S. B.
Independent Order of Odd
Fellows.
FORT WAYNE LODGE, No. 14.
Instituted October, 1 843. Meets every
Monday evening, in Hall east side Court
street', over Post Office. Officers — Robert
Crau, N. G. ; Chas. Munson, Sec.
HARMONY LODGE, No. 19.
Instituted January SI, 1845. Meets every
Thursday evening, in Hall east side Court
street, over Post Office. Officers — Cordon
Green, N. G. ; Wm. Gore, Sec.
CONCORDIA LODGE, No. 228.
Instituted January 15, 1862. Meets every
Wednesday evening, in Hall east side Court
street, over Post Office. Officers — Martin
Heingartner, N. G. ; Fred. C. Koenig, Sec.
SUMMIT CITY ENCAMPMENT, No. 16.
Instituted November, 1849. Meets first
and third Saturday evenings in each month,
in Hall east side Court str^ et, over Post
Office. Officers — Lorin Smitli, II. P. ; George
Rawson, Scribe.
Independent Order of Good
Templars.
SUMMIT CITY LODGE, No. 14, L 0. G. T.
Organized December 3, 1866. Meets every
Monday evening, at Odd Fellows' Hall, oppo-
site Keystone Block. Number of members,
94,
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Societies, Etc.
ALLEN COUNTY AGRICULTURAL AND
HORTICTLTURAL SOCIETY.
Meet every Saturday at 1 p. m. Rooms>
third floor, Court House. President, Thomas
Covington, Aboit Township; Vice-Presidents,
A. Sink, Wayne Township, and Thomas Mc-
intosh, Adams ; Secretary, L. M. Ninde,
Fort Wayne ; Treasurer, S. J. Housh, Fort
Wayne.
LAFAYETTE FRENCH BENEVOLENT SO-
CIETY.
Meets Hedekin's Hall, every second Satur-
day of each month, at 7^ p. m. Number of
members 100. A. H. Carier, President ; C.
F. Eme, Vice-Prresident ; A. Parnin, Record-
ing Secretary ; Jules Albert, Corresponding
Secretary; J. B. Chauvey, Treasurer; Frank
Manier, Ordinance Commissioner.
MEYER BROTHERS & CO., 2 Keystone Block.
ALLEN COUNTY KEGISTEB.
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ALLEN COUNTY BIBLE SOCIETY.
Organized June 5, 1844. Rooms IS Colum-
bia street. Rev. R. D. Bobinson, President ;
Rev. G. 0. Little, Secretary ; A. S. Evans,
Treasurer and Depository.
ALLEN COUNTY MEDICAL ASSOCI-
ATION.
Organized 1842. Number of members 40.
Meet, on call, at the rooms of the Working-
mens' Institute, Court House. Murray,
President ; William Bruebach, Vice-Presi-
dent; W. H. Brooks, Treasurer; A. J. Erwin,
Secretary.
FORT WAYNE GERMAN TURN VEREIN.
Organized March 10, IS-^r}. Meet at Tur-
ners Hall, Berry street, opposite Court street,
Monday evenings, semi-monthly. Exercise
Tuesday and Friday nights of each week.
Albert Schoenbein, President ; Frank B. Vo-
gel, 1st Turn Wart ; George Horr, 2d Turn
Wart; John C. McGoetz, Corresponding Sec-
retary.
THE LINDEN AMATEUR DRAMATIC AS-
SOCIATION OF FOilT WAYNE.
Organized February 20, 1867. William
Akhurst, President; George W. Durgin, Jr.,
Secretary and Treasurer ; E. P. Edsall, Stage
Manager ; E. L. Chittenden, Prompter.
YOUNG MENS' AID SOCIETY OF THE GER-
MAN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Meets Union Block, Clinton street. Wed"
nesday evening of each week. Jacob Miller,
President ; Simeon Stephens, Secretary ; H.
P. Vordermark, Treasurer.
GERMAN CARL BARROM(EUS SOCIETY.
Meet fiist Sunday of each month, at Ger-
man Catholic School House, corner JefTersori
and Lafayette streets. Lorenzo Meyer, Pres-
ident ; John Rupple, Vice-President ; E.
Weber, Secretary ; John Mohr, Treasurer ;
Peter Schulz, Marshall.
ST. JOSEPH SCHOOL SOCIETY.
Meets first Sunday of each month. Henry
Monning, President ; Henry Treutman, Sec-
retary ; Peter Schulz, Treasurer.
FORT WAYNE SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.
Meets quarterly, first Sabbath in the month.
A. S. Evans, Piesident ; W. J. Taylor, Re-
cording Secretary ; J. E. Graham, Corres-
ponding Secretary.
HIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.
Meet at Cody's Hall, Columbia street, 24th
day of each month. Morris Cody, President;
Thomas Mannix, Vice-President ; JohnO'Con-
nell. Secretary.
GERMAN WORKINGMEN'S SOCIETY.
Meets first Saturday of each mouth, at 28
West Main street. A. Neuroth, President;
George Keller, Vice-President ; John Zink,
Financial Secretary ; George Kronniueller,
Recording Secretary ; Philip Shieiferstein,
Treasurer.
SISTERS OF PROVIDENCE.
Southeast corner Calhoun and
streets. {See Farochial Schools.)
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Meets first and third Tuesdays of each
month, in Hamilton's Hall Building. H. J. 2.
Rudisill, President ; Rev. 0. Little and Dr. P*
John Irwin, Vice-Presidents; George W.
Durgin, Jr., Corresponding Secretary ;
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CuUoch, Treasurer.
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC.
The regular meetings of the Fort Wayne
Post of the Grand Army of the Republic are
held on Friday evenings, in the Odd Fellows
Hall, on Calhoun srreet. All honorably dis-
charged soldiers are invited to send in their
applications for enlistment. Po'it Officers —
Robert S. Robertson, Post Commander; Rob-
ert Leper, St>nior Vice Post Commander ; —
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monds, Post Quartermaster ; John Broom,
Post Chaplain ; J. S. Gregg, Post Surgeon.
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WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO.
C. K. Jones, Manager. Office, northwest
corner Berry and Calhoun streets.
Railroads.
PITTSBURGH, FORT WAYNE AND CHI.
CAGO RAILWAY.
Extending from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,
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office at Pittsburgh.
TOLEDO, WABASH AND WESTERN RAIL-
WAY CO. ,
Extending from Toledo to Quincy, Illinois, ^
and Keokuk, Iowa, 617 miles. Principal office CD
at Toledo.
Express and Fast Freight.
MERCHANTS' UNION EXPRESS CO.
H. A. Read, Agent. Office 76 Columbia
street.
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Drugs, Medicines and Dye Stufls at
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U. S. EXPRESS CO.
C. L. Smith, Agent. Office, Harrison, head
of Columbia street.
AMERICAN EXPRESS CO.
C. L. Smith, Agent. Office, Harrison, head
of Columbia street.
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C. L. Smith, Agent. Office, Harrison, head
of Columbia street.
Stage and Omnibus Lines.
Leaves.
Kendallville 8 o'clock a. m., Daily.
Bluffton " "
Ligonier, Albion, &c. " " "
Auburn & Waterloo. " " Tri-weekly.
Decatur " _ " "
Tlie Kendallville, Bluffton and Ligonier,
stage starts from the Main Street Exchange
Hotel. The others start from the Hedekin
House, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdaya.
CITY OMNIBUS AND HACK LINE.
C. P. Fletcher, proprietor. Office, 4^ Ave-
line House Block.
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NO. 84.
Meets first Monday (7| P. M.,) of each
month, at Robinson's Block, Harrison street.
Harvey Wells, President ; George Elliott,
Vice President ; Thomas Leonard, Treasurer;
William Smith, Sergeant at Arms ; Ged Rey-
houser, Financial and Corresponding Secre-
tary.
BOILER MAKERS' PROTECTIVE UNION.
Meets Tuesday evening of each week, at
old Odd Fellows' Hall, Calhoun street.
MACHINISTS' & BLACKSMITHS' UNION-
Meets every Thursday evening of eacTi week
at old Odd Fellows' Hall, Calhoun street.
THE BROTHERHOOD OF THE FOOT-
BOARD, (BOARD OF ENGINEERS.)
Instituted at Detroit, Mich., Aug. 17, 1863,
reorganized at Boston, Mass., Nov. 19, 1866,
meet at Union Hall, 19 Clinton street. Wil-
liam T. Jackson, C. E.; E. 0. Poole, F. E?;
William Darker, S. E.; William H. Conklin,
F. A. E.; H. Stocking, S. A. E.; G. W.Welch,
F. A. E.; T. Dyer, Guide; Charles Wilson, 0.
C. E., Rochester, New York.
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OFFICERS FOR THE TENTH DISTRICT OF INDIANA.
W. H. Withers, Collector Tenth District of
Indiana. Office, No. 44 Calhoun street, Fort
Wayne.
Geo. D. Copeland, Assessor Tenth District
of Indiana. Residence, Goshen.
A. G. Barnett, Assistant Assessor for Divi-
sion No. 1, Allen Co. Office, 44 Calhoun st.,
Fort Wayne.
Alexander Hall, Assistant Assessor for
Whitley Co.
Walter Scott, Assistant Assessor for Kosci-
usko Co.
Chas. H. Chase, Assistant Assessor for Elk-
hart Co.
John C. Gurnea, Assistant Assessor for La
Grange Co.
0. W. Parish, Assistant Assessor for Steu-
ben Co.
Frank M. Willis, Assistant Assessor for De
Kalb Co.
J. B. Stoll, Assistant Assessor for Noble
County.
MEYEE BROTHESS & CO- 2 Keystone Block.
STREET DIREGTORY.I
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Note. — Streets running North and South are divided by P. Ft. W. & 0. Ry., (South,) »
and by St. Mary's River (North.) Those running E;ist and West are divided by Calhoun. ^
For example, Calhoun street, between the R. R. and St. Mary's river is called Calhoun, from p^
St. Mary's river North, N. Calhoun, from R. R. South, S. Calhoun. ^^
BARR ST., second east Calhoun, commencing at Duck, running south to P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. 55
BARR ST., S., second east Calhoun, commencing at Wallace, running south to Butler. fS
BAKER ST., second north P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., commencing at Calhoun, running west to ^
Fairfield avenue. §
BASS ST., second south T. W. & W. Ry., commencing at Calhoun, running west to Fairfield «
avenue. ^
BERRY ST., E., ninth north P. Ft. W. & 0. Ry., commencing at Calhoun, running east to ^
Harmer. ?
BERRY ST., W., ninth north P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., commencing at Calhoun, running west to ^
College. O
BLUFFTUN PLANK BOAD, continuation of Broadway, commencing at P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., gj
running southwest. rt
BOWSER ST., first north High, commencing at Lima Plank Road, running west, (Bloom- .S^
ingdale.) ^^
BRANDRIFF ST., second south Grand, commencing at Webster, running west t6 Hoagland S'
avenue. gj
BROADWAY ST., sixth west Calhoun, commencing at the Canal, running south to P. Ft. g,
W. & C. Ry. 5S
BUCHANAN ST., fifth south T. W. & W. Ry., commencing at Lafayette, running east to ©
Hanna. iS
BUTLER ST., E., fifth south T. W. & W. Ry., commencing at Calhoun, running east to ^
Lafayette. M
BUTLER ST., W., fifth south T. W. & W. Ry., commencing at Calhoun, running west to —
Fairfield avenue. ^
CALHOUN ST., between Clinton and Harrison, commencing at St. Mary's river, running pR*
south to R. R. ^
CALHOUN ST., N., (continued) commencing at St. Mary's river, running to Canal feeder, ^
(Bloomingdale.) &
CALUOUN ST., S., (continued), commencing at R. R., running south to city limits. »3*
CANAL ST., south side of the Canal, commencing at Main, running southeast to Monroe. 2
CASS ST., second west Calhoun, commencing at Berry, running north to tot. Mary's river. 5
CASS ST., E., between Lafayette and Hanna, commencing at LaSalle, running south to city
limits. 25
CASS ST., N., (continued) commencing at St. Mary's river, luuning north to sixth, (Bloom- vS
ingdale.) ^
CaSS ST., W., second west of Lima Plank Road, commencing at High, lunning north to ®
Douglass, (Bloomingdale ) «i«.
CENTRE ST., se-jond west of the bridge, commencing at Front, or Columbia Plank Road, ^
running south to the river, (Rockhill.) ^
CHARLES ST., third south P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., commencing at Calhoun, running east to ^
Hanna gS
CHARLEY ST., fourth south P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., commencing at Hanna, running east to ^
Gay.
CHERRY ST., first west of the bridge, commencing at Front, or Columbia Plank Road,
running south to the river, (Rockhill.)
CHICAGO ST., north side of P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., commencing at Calhoun, running west to
Kansas.
CLAY ST., fourth east Calhoun, commencing at Main, running south to P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
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CLAY ST.,' S., fourth east Calhoun, commencing at P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., running south to
LiiSalle. , _ .
CLINTON ST., (1) first east Calhoun, commencing at Duck, running south to Lewis.
dS CLINTON ST., (2) continued from Hohnan south to P. Ft. \V. & C. Ry.
S3 CLINTON ST., S., first east Calhoun, commencing at Wiillace, running south to Butler. _
>»C0LE111CK ST., second south T. W. & W. Ry., commencing at Hoagland avenue, running
iJ^ west to Fairfield avenue. -n v*^ vsr
S COLLEGE ST., (1), fifth west Broadway, commencing at Berry, running south to P. i!t. W .
*^ & C. Ry, , „
"C COLLEGE ST., (2), fifth east Harraer, commencing at Wayne, running south to Maumee
O road. _, ,
*** COLUMBIA ST., N., first north of the Canal, commencing at Cass, running west to iulton.
=* COLUMBIA ST., S., first south of the Canal, commencing at Harrison, running east to
1/3 Lafayette. ^
COMPARET ST., second east Harmer, commencing at Wayne, running south to Maumee
5 road. „
O COURT ST., between Calhoun and Clinton, commencing at Main, running south to Berry.
,CJ CREIGHTON ST., E., seventh south T. W. & W. Ry., commencing at Calhoun, running
"Trt east to Hanna.
C3 CREIGHTON ST., W., seventh south T. W. & W. Ry., commencing at Calhoun, running
west to Hoagland avenue.
J^ DAWSON ST., second south Grand, commencing at Calhoun, returning west to Hoagland
O avenue.
S DIVISION ST., first east Harmer, commencinj: at Maumee road, running south to Lewis.
pq DOUGLAS AVE., fourth north P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., commencing at Calhoun, running west
to McClellan.
J5° DOUGLAS ST., second north High, commencing at Lima Plank Road, running weat
^ (Bloomingdale.)
S DUCK ST., second north of the Canal, commencing at Calhoun, running west to Barr.
r;H DURYEAST., fifth south T. W. & W. Ry., commencing at Hoagland avenue, running west to j
S Fairfield avenue.
ctJ EDSALL ST., between Jackson and Rockhill, commencing at Main, running south to Berry.
|X| ELM ST., (1) fourth east Harmer, commencing at Maumee road, running south to Lewis.
„ ELM ST., (2) first south front or Columbia Plank Road, commencing east at the river, run-
5^ ning west to the river (Rockhill.)
-2 ERIE ST., first west Fairfield avenue, commencing at St. Louis, running north.
" EWING ST., third west Calhoun, commencing at St. Mary's river, running south to George.
® FAIR ST., third south Front or Columbia Plank Road, commencing east at the river, running
=* west to the river (Rockhill.) . .
f5 FAIRFIELD AVE., fiffth west Calhoun, commencing at George, running south to city limits.
FIFTH ST., fifth north St. Mary's river, commencing at Lima plank road, running east to
§ North Calhoun, (Bloomingdale.)
§ FIRST ST., first north St. Mary's river, commencing at Lima plank road, running east to
ctJ North Harrison, (Bloomingdale.)
^ FORCE ST., first east Harma, commencing at Herndon, running sonth to Grant.
§ FOURTH ST., fourth north St. Mary's river, commencing at Lima plank road, running east
C3 to North Calhoun, (Bloomingdale.)
•-^ FOX ST., second west Fairfield avenue, commencing at Poplar, running south to Henry.
f^ FRANCIS ST., first east Hanna, commencing at Wabash and Erie Canal, running south to
O Hough.
S FRONT ST., or Columbia Plank Road, commencing at the bridge, west end Main, running
FULTON ST., fifth west Calhoun, commencing at the Canal, running south to George.
S west to Canal feeder, (Rockhill.)
(S FULTON ST., fifth west Calhoun, com„__ _ „ , „ - o t^
GARDEN ST., seventh west Broadway, commencing at Washington, running south to P. Ft.
^ W. & C. Ry.
"2 GAY ST., tl ird east Hanna, commencing at P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., running south to city limits.
g^ GEORGE ST., third north P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., commencing at Calhoun, running west to
•p-i Broadway.
-. GRAND ST., first south T. W. & W. Ry., commencing at Calhoun, running v?est to Kansas.
S2 GRANT ST., third sOuth P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., commencing at Hanna, running oast to Smith.
P3 GRIFFITH ST., fourth west Calhoun, commencing at St. Mary's river, running south to
2 George.
M GUTHRIE ST., west side T. W. & W. Ry., commencing at Bluffton Plank RoaU, running
southwest.
HAMILTON ST., between Lewis and Hough, commencing at Hanna, running east to Francis.
HAMILTON ST., second south T. W. & W, Ry., commencing at Calhoun, running west ),o
Lafayette.
HANNA ST., sixth east Calhoun, commencing at Wabash and Erie Canal, running t'Outh tc
P. Ft. W. & 0. Ry. I
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HANNA ST., S., sixth east Calhoun, commencing at P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., running south to
eity limits. S*
HARMER ST., second east Hanna, commencing at Wabash and Erie Canal, running south to 03
Lewis. Pd
HARRISON ST., first west Calhoun, commencing at St. Mary's river, running south to Railroad. ^
HARRISON ST., north (continued,) commencing at St. Mary's river, running north to Sixth,
(Bloomiugdale.) g*
HARRISON ST., south, (continued,) commencing at Railroad, running south to city limits.
HERNDON ST., first south P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., commencing at Hanna, running east to John. ^
HENRY ST., fifth south T. W. & W. Ry., commencing at Hoagland avenue, running west. CD
HIGH ST., first north St. Mary's river, commencing at Lima Plank Road, running west to m—t
St. Mary'8 avenue, (Bloomingdale.) 5*
HOAGlAND AVE., third west Calhoun, commencing at T. W. & W. Rv., running south to «
Tyler. " g
HOLMAN ST., third north of P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., commencing at Calhoun, running east to CD
Hanna. *^
HOOD ST., first west Jackson, commencing at Pritchard, running south to P. Ft. W. & 0. l-H
Ry. J3
HORACE ST., fourth south P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., commencing at Samuel Alley, running east §
to Smith. i-j
HOUGH ST., second north P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., commencing at Clay, running east to Francis. P*
JACKSON ST., second west Broadway, commencing at the Canal, running south to R Ft. 5
W. & C. Ry. g
JEFFERSON ST., E., sixth north P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., commencing at Calhoun, running east
to Harmer. Cj
JEFFERSON ST._, W., sixth north P. Ft. W. & C Ry., commencingat Calhoun, running west §
to city limits. ^3
JOHN ST., second east Hanna, commencing at Herndon, running south to Charley. pj
JONES ST., (1) first north P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., commencing at West, running west to Garden. fS
JONES ST., (2) second south P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., commencing at Hanna, running east to*^
Smith. * *"
KANSAS ST., N., first north Webster, commencing at Baker, running south to P, Ft. & W. S
C. Railway. CT
KANSAS ST., S., between Webster street and Hoagland avenue, commencing at P. Ft. W. 2
& C. Ry., running south to Melita. > »-
KING ST., third east Hanna, commencing at Wayne, running south to Maumee road. flj
LAFAYETTE ST., third east Calhoun, commencing at Water, running south to P. Ft. W. & Pi
C. Railway. 3
LAFAYETTE ST., S., third east Calhoun, commencing at P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., running to fUZ
city limits. g"
LASALLE ST., N., fourth south T. W. & W. Ry., commencing at Lafayette, running east to f^
Hanna. ^
LASALLE ST., E., sixth south T. W. & W. W. Ry., commencing at Calhoun, running east j,^
to Hanna. 2
LaSALLE ST., W., sixth south T. W. & W. Ry., commencing at Calhoun, running west to O
Hoagland avenue. 2*
LEWIS ST., E., fifth north P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., commencing at Calhoun, running east to city -^
limits. ^2
LEWIS ST., W., fifth north P. Ft. W, & C. Ry., commencing at Calhoun, running west to PJ
Ewing. ^
LIMA PLANK ROAD, commencing at bridge, foot of Plum street, running north, (Bloom- O
ingdale.) g
LAVINIA ST., first north P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., commencing at Fairfield avenue, running west *^
to Broadway. Z/i
LOCUST ALLEYI bet Water street and the river, commencing at Harrison, running north- T*
east to Calhoun. ^^
LOCUST ST., first south T. W. & W. Ry., commencing at Fairfield avenue, running west. ^
McCLELLaN ST., between Webster and Ewing, commencing at Lewis, running south to "
Baker. ^
MADISON ST., sixth north P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., commencing at Barr, running east to>Harmer. ^
MAIDEN LANE (Alley,) between Harrison and Cass, commencing at Berry, running north ^^
to Canal. ^3
MAIN ST., E., second south of the Canal, commencing at Calhoun, running east to Maumee (p
river.
MAIN ST., W., second south of the Canal, commencing at Calhoun, running west to St.
Mary's river.
MARION ST., first west Lima Plank Road, commencing at High, running north to Douglas
street, (Bloomingdale.)
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[0. mISmEE S^^^cm" nortn P. Jt. W. & C. Ry., commencing at Calhoun, ruaning .
* ' 05 MEOHANIC^'ST., third west of the bridge, commencing at Front, running south to the
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^ MONTGOMERY ST., fourth north P. Ft. W. & G. Ry„ commencing at Barr, running east to
^ MORRErST.", between Bluffton Plank Road and Hood, commencing at P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.,
^ NELSOTST.! siSVe'st'^Joadway, commencing at Washington, running to P. Ft. W. & C.
§ NIRDUNGER AVENUE, second south P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., commencing at Bluffton Plank
I NOELlT^'ni^TSeTpt. W. & 0. Ry., commencing at Kansas, running west to Fairfield
^ a^v ^T^Zlween Summit and Maumee road, commencing at Division, running east to Ohio.
- otr[ /y ir first we Fairfield avenue, commencing at Taylor, running south to Henry.
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S l^H'^^-^t:::^^^^^^^^--^^-^ - ^- W- ^ W. Uy., runmng south to
oa oTHTTA v\ A MK ROAD, continuation Calhoun, running south. _
rt StKBUR^H ST. first north P. Ft. W. & G. Ry., commencing at Clay, runnieg east to
M PLUM^r between Harrison and Cass, commencing at Water, running northwest to the
§ "^®''" ■ „f Qf M.irvls avenue runnino- west to Canal feeder, (Bloomingdale.)
iS ?SpL'r STX^rL^uth?: WTW Ky ;c^^^^^ ^^airfield avenue, running wast-
g PRINCE ST!^'between Hoagland and Fairfield avenues, commencing at T. W. &. W. Ry., run-
^ PRlTCHARD"si.,'fiS-'iorth P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., commencing at Broadway, running west to
='RAILROAD^ST., first north P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., commencing at Calhoun, running east to
5 ^nPKmrt°ST fourth west Broadway, commencing at Main, running south to Prit^iard
0 |?^™ANCIS ST. ixth south T. W. & W. Ry., commencing at Latayette, running east to
1 ST. JOe'SS'aD, commencing at Old Fort Bridge, (east end of Main.) running east side St.
^ ^rp T m?f^'tT'' Honh'side T W. & W. Ry., commencing at Fairfield'avenue, running west.
I It ffi'l avenue turth west Lima'piank Road, commencing at Canal feeder, running
*f SAMUEL ALLEYrbetJfeS'F^rce and John, commencing at Herudon, running south to city
I SAMUEL ST., fifth south P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., commencing at Samuel Alley, running east to
§ SECOND ST ' second north St. Mary's river, commencing at Lima Plank Road, running east
O SIXTH S?- t^Z^tX^'i con^niencing at Lima Plank Road, running east to
■^ SMIT/sT^'^Cth ir Haiit'Vommencing at P. Ft. W. . C. Ry.. running south to city
west
' SUTTENF^IELd"sT., W., ninth south T. W. & W. Ry., commencing at Calhoun, running
TABErv'sTrEr^igl'^BOuth T. W. & W. Ry., commencing at Calhoun, running east to
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TABERST. W eighih south T. W. & W. Ry., commenmng at Calhoun, running west to
Hoajiland aveaue. o w o vu
TmRi? ST ^;h'°r"^r"c,'M- ^^- ^ ^^- '^^■^■" ^^"'"^^"'^ins at Fairfield avenue, running west. '
IHIKIJ bl., third north St. Mary's nver, eonmienoiiig atLiu.a Plank Road, running east to N »-«
Oalhoun. (Bloounngdale.) ° °''''"-'^- ^
TYLER ST , seventii .outh T. W. & W. %., con.^ioneing at Hoagland avenue, running west g
to i^airQeld avenue. '^ C
Sv[?L^^'^TV «T ^'17- f'^^^^'^^J^ commencing at Berry, running south to Pritchard. ^
Road ''''*' Kamier, comtneucing at Wayne, running south to Maumee g'
vflvix^T^^^T^^fi ^''^ west Broadvvay commendng at the Canal, running south to Pritchard. g^
einnt '° ■ ^'■' ^"«""«'^""§ ^^^ Lafayette, running east to ^
WALL ST., S.rst south P. Ft. W. & C. Ey., commencing at Bluff'ton Fknk Roa.d, runnin^^ ^
west. o p3
WALLACE ST., first south T. W. & W. Ry., co^nmencing at Calhoun, running east to La- §
J rt\ G its, ^f^
WALLACE ST., (2) second soisth T. W. & W. Ry., conuner.cing at Lafayette, runnin.- east to ^
ri ilium. ^ h^
W t^vS St"' /l^"""'^ ''*''?' Havnier, coinmencing at Maumee Road, running south to Lewi?. §
WALMJl ST., (2) second south Front, or Columbia Plank Road, comraenein- ea=t at the S
river, running west to the river. (Rockhill.) "-S
WALNUT ST., (a) thi.d south T. W. & W. Ry., commencing at Fairfield avenue, running S
west. ° *-^
wf ornvVT^x/oT^^f*'* Karmer, commencing at Wayne, running south to Mauraee Road. S
WASHLNCiUN Sf.,^ E., seventh north side P. Ft. W. & C, Ry., commencing at Calhoun run- fi
nmg east to city limits, ^
WASHINGTON ST., W seventh north P. Ft. W. & C, Ry., commencing at Calhoun run--^
^ ning west to city limits. ° '
Z^V^'^ tl'' w' ^f ^ '""'^'\ ''■r^^'' ^'"''''' °o"™encing at Calhoun, running east to river. S
w A vvP ^^■' J" ^'f^ ,""''*'' ,°'^^^'"' ^''"^''' cof'U'iencing at Calhoun, running west to Fulton ^
^ulnJ:: ''° ""' " ^''" ^^- ^' ^- ^^'■' ''°'"™^"""g ^' Calhoun, running east to O
WPpSf ST^"' ''^''i*^ 'T^l n u '• ^- * ^- ^•'- <^°n^"'-"ncing at C.Ihoun west to College. ^
wf p'^lf'S S" a*'''"" '"'"^ ,"^ Calhoun, commencing at Berry, running south to Baker. ?»
,■*,,,, ^^■' ^•' C"»<^i.""ed from Baker, runnning south to city limits. p
WEST ST., second west Jackson, commencing at Pritchard, running south to P. Ft. W & C ^
Railway. • • . . ^^
WILLIAMS ST., E., fourth south T. Vf . & W. Ry., commencing at Calhoun, runnin<^ east to §
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WILLIAMS ST., W., fourth south .T. W. & W. Ry., dommencing at Calhoun, running west to H^
1" airfield avenue. ^ ° Cw
WILT ST., second north P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., commencing at Broadway, running' west to ^
Nelson. ' °
Can. ^ccosaamotiate a fo>v Persons Avitli g-ootl
W. S, Barr, 2 S, Wayne St,,
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BIDDDLE & HOAGLAND'S EXTENSIVE DRUG ESTABLISHMENT.
Columbia St., oorne IMaiii.
THE OLDEST MANUFACTlfRERS IN THE WEST
EstalDlislied in 184rO,
We sell Boots at New Eogland prices, thereby placing the Country Merchan
on the same tooting with the Western Jobber.
We have, shall, and intend to sell Boots
20 PER CENT CHEAPER
Than any other House in Chicago.
Send for our Semi-annual Circular which contains our price
list. "We manufacture all our work and WARRANT it-
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(One Block North of Clark Street Bridge,)
Chicago,
Illinois.
"W^e sell for Cash.
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War Claim.
Bayless Sol. D., cor Clinton pi and Wayne,
Fort Wayne.
Wines Marsh-ill W., 2 Phcenix blk, Calhoun
St, Fort Wayne.
Agents, Collecting.
COVERDALE E. G., Monroeville.
Jones George W, & Co.,
29 P. 0. bldg. Fort Wayne.
SheU F. V. v.,
Main, cor South, Monroeville.
Stinchcomb George F. & Co., Aveline Block,
71 Calhoun, Fort Wayne.
Agents, House.
{See Real Estate Agenlt, Dealers and brokers.)
Agents, Insurance,
Babcock & Lumbard,
office Hamilton's Old Bank Bailding,Fort
Wavne.
BELL GEORGE W., New Haven.
Bossier H. H.,
office over Hamilton's Bank, Fort Wayne
Coverdale Elias 6.,
Monroeville.
Durgin & Edsall,
room 6 Burgess blk, over Ist Nat'l Bank,
Fort Wayne.
Esmond George,
26 and 27 P. 0. bldg. Fort Wayne.
Hartman Homer C, Hamilton's Hall bldg,
Fort Wayne.
Hough John
office 50 Calhoun, Fort Wayne.
Jones George W. & Co.,
29 P. 0. bldg. Fort Wayne.
Randall F. P.,
office w s Clinton, between Columbia and
Map, Fort Wayne.
Shell F. V. v.,
Main, cor South, Monroeville.
Stinchcomb George F. & Co., Aveline Block,
71 Calhoun, Fort Wayne.
Thompson Milton, New Haven.
Agents, Loan,
{See Banks and Bankers. )
Agents, Pension.
Agents, Sewing Machines,
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and Jefferson, Fort AVayne.
Finkle & Lyon,
Charles E. Morse, State agt, Hamilton's
Hall bldg, Calhoun st, Fort Wayne.
Grover & Baker,
L. Lumbard, agent, 74 Columbia, Fort
Wayne.
Hill C. L., 52 and 54 Calhoun, Fort Wayne.
Kirby James A., 2 Aveline House blk. Fort
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Agricultural Implements.
Ash & McCulloch, 87 Columbia, Fort Wayne.
Brandriff A. D. & Co., 53 and 60 E. Colum-
bia, Fort Wayne.
'* New York Store," 90 Columbia St., ROOT & CO., Jobbers and
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q5 Morgan & Beach,
E3 89 Columbia, Fort Wayne.
>^SmiclvS. S., 45 and -17 E. Columbia, Fort
Wayne.
Apothecaries.
{See Drugs'and Medicines.)
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{See alfo Carpenters and Builders.)
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P3 line Block, Fort Wavne.
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Banks and Bankers.
{See also Appendix )
Allen, Hamilton & Co.,
w s Callioun, opp Court House,
Wayne.
First National,
cor Court and Miiin, Fort Wayne.
Fort Wayne National,
s w cor Main and Clinton, Fort Wayne.
Merchants' National,
n w cor Main and Calhoun, Fort Wayne_
Artists.
{See Painters, also Photographers.)
Attorneys at Law.
{See Lawye -s.)
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Barbers.
•^ Filson & Hance, 7 E. Main, Fort Wayne.
S Stapleford L. P., s e cor Calhoun and Colum-
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Bakers.
Baldwin Annie, 80 Columbia, Fort Wayne.
Brooks Bvrant, e s Calhoun, 2 n Washington.
Elliott Willis, 78 Barr, Fort Wayne.
Evans Eichard H.,
76 Columbia, Fort Wayne.
Heffert John, 62 E. Columbia, Fort Wayne.
Heklt , e s Calhoun, 3 n Wayne, Fort,
Wayne.
Hettinger I. B.,
7 E, Main, Fort Wayne.
Lang George, 21 Calhoun, Fort Wayne.
Meyer Frederick C, e s Calhoun, 3 n Wayne,]
Fort Wavne.
Munroe William H., 26 W. Main, Fort Wayne
Reynolds Peter, e s Calhoun, 2 s llolnian,
Fort Wayne.
Sampson Joseph, basement Summit City
-i L.i,.oc x^uui.,, »-- ... -- ^-.-, ■— . I House, Fort Wayne.
S Excelsior Bakery, Stoner & Wigent, proprs, | Shidel Charles, Aveline House,^Fort Wayne
g w s Harrison, 3 s U. S. Express Office, "' " ' '
§ Fort Wavne.
O Immcl Henry, 20 E. Berry, Fort Wayne.
<j5 King Henry, New Haven.
O Sell wieters" Hermann, 67 E. Columbia.
iA Star Bakery, C. Haffner & Co., proprs, 92 E.
C^ Main, Fort Wayne.
^ Trentman John H., 17 W. W^-ne, Fort
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-, Besner Christopher, e s Calhoun, 4 n Wayne,
^ Fort Wayne.
S Blase Louis, 138 W. Columbia, ^Fort Wayne
f^ Valroflf Xavier, 56 E. Columbia, Fort Wayne
Baking Powders.
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Bands, E^usic.
^ Fort Wavne Mechanics' Brass Band, Charles
r3 A. Jones, Leader, office D. W. Jones ii
S Son.
1^ Leifel's Brass and String Band, J. J. Leifels,
Leader, headquarters National Hotel,
Fort Wayne.
Wheeler Elizabeth, 2.3 Court, Fort Wa.yne.
Barrel Headings.
{See also Coopers.)
Begue J. & Co.,
New Haven.
Edgerton J. K. & Co., Woodburn.
Fitch & Mapel,
jiaples.
Hall, Sclinelker & Co.,
New Haven.
Hemphill James M., Monroeville.
McKendry J. & Co.,
New Haven.
Ralya & Robertson, Monroeville.
Rout, Webster. & Co., Monroeville.
Barrel&and Kegs.
{See abo Coopers. )
Begue J, & Co., New Haven.
iMcKendry J. & Co., New Haven.
Eetailers of Domestics, Silks, Shawls,
BAS- BUSINESS REGISTKE.
Dress Goods, Hosiery, Gloves, Notions.
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Basket SVfakers.
Schank Louis, 48 E. Columbia, Fort Wayne.
Baths,
(<See also Barbers.)
Sullivan Dennis F., (Electric,) 103 Lafayette
Fort Wayne.
Bed and Mattress Makers.
{See also Furniture Dealers, also Upholsterers.)
Emrick Andrew J., 47 and 52 E. Columbia
Fort Wayne. '
Smith John R., Adams Township, Fort; Wayne
P. 0.
Beer Coolers.
Morgan & Beacli
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Belting, Rubber and Leather,
OaMey^TwT&^on,
79 Columbia, Fort Wayne.
Billiard Halls.
{See also Saloons.)
Gronauer W. G„ 82 Calhoun, Fort Wayne.
Occidental Billiard Hall,
Daniel Hamiuni, propr., e s Calhoun, 5 n
Wayne, Fort Wayne.
O'Oonnell D. & Bro„
Aveline House Block, e s Calhoun, Fort
Wayne.
Rossington W. W., 72 Calhoun, Fort Wayne.
Shell & Baker, Monroeville.
Bird Fancier.
Smith Gustavus A., 45 E. Main, Fort Wayne.
Blacksmiths.
{See also Wagon Makers.)
Baker John, w s Lafayette, 3 and 4 s Colum-
bia. Fort Wayn.e.
Brown John, e end Main, Fort Wayne.
Brossord George,- n s Main, bet Fulton and
Griffith, Fort. Wayne.
Cassady Jacob, MonroeviHe.
Chovey Bros., 11 E. Wa|^r, Fort Wayne.
Clemens Joseph R., Ft. Wayne.
Cook Philip C., Washington Township, Fort
Wayne P. 0.
Copp Isaac, Maysville, Harlan P. 0.
Copp Russell, Maysville, Harlan P. 0.
Cour Alexander, Washington Township, Fort
Wayne P. 0.
Cummings Joseph, Maysville, Harlan P. 0.
Darr John, Madison township, Monroeville.
Deventer Frederick, Hamilton, (Leo P. 0.)
Dohner k Forsigbt, Areola. '
Douglas William, Hamilton, (Leo P. 0.)
Ehrmann Charles, u s W. Main 2 e of Ewing,
Fort Wayne.
Evard James, Harlan.
Farnan Owen, s s Culmnbia 2 e of Barr, Fort
Wayne
Federspiel &Bro'., New ILiven.
Fletcher (!harles, n e cor Main and Jackson,
Fort Wayne.
Fountain Louis, Hamilton, (Leo P. 0.)
Francis & Fogarty, w s Harrison 1 s Pearl,
Fort Wayne.
Fry Jacob, s s Pearl 3 w Harrison, Fort
Wayne.
Harter Joseph, n s Main 2 e Broadway, Fort
Wayne.
Hess Jacob, Marion township, Root.
Holzwarth Eberhard. n s Main bet Maiden
Lane and Harrison, Fort Wayne.
Howard James, Perry.
Howley Thomas, s s W. Main 1 \\ Harrison,
Fort Wayne.
Large Charles, St. Joseph, Fort Wayne P. 0.
Lee & Hugiienard, New Haven.
McGinnis Francis M., Roanoke.
McWherter & Bro., Madison township, Mon-^
roeville.
Meyer Henry, s e cor Calhoun and Water,
Fort Wayne.
Nonestine Frederick, Cedarville, (Leo P. 0.)
Panther Charles, Maysville, (Harlan P. 0.)
Prill Manuel, Areola.
Rhoads Lsaae, Adams township, Fort Wayne.
Pickett Marcelus P., Huntertown, Perry P. 0.
Smith &Doal, Monroeville.
Snyder William, Leo.
Wann George S., Halls Corner.
Warner Amos, Perry township, Perry.
Weaver James, Maysville, (Harlan P. 0.)
Yant Cornelius, Aboit township, Fort Wayne.
Zollinger Charles A., New Haven.
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52 Calhoun, Fort Wayne. ^
Norton W. H., n w cor Clinton and Main, ^j
Fort Wayne.
Bleachers and Pressors.
Towne David E,
86 Calhouu, Fort Wayne.
Dessart Victor, 45 E. Main, Fort Wayne.
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AgsterMrs. A. M., 166 Harrison, Fort Wayne.
Aikin Mary J., 18 Montgomery, Fort Wayne.
Beattie William, Mrs., w s Calhoun 2 s of
Grand, Fort Wayne.
Bouser George, e s Griffith 1 s Jefferson, Fort
Wayne.
Castle James, e s Lafayette 4 n Wallace, Fort
Wayne.
Clark Ira S. Mrs., s w cor Baker and Har-
rison, Fort Wayne.
Gable C. Mrs., s wcor Madison and Lafayette,
Fort Wayne.
Gordon George B., Woodburn.
Hamilton Frederick, 51 W. Berry, Fort
Wayne.
Houston Sarah, Mrs., s w cor Washington
and Barr, Fort Wayne.
Housworth Kate,
w 8 Barr 3 s of Wayne, Fort Wayne.
Kingsley H., s w cor Grand and Harrison,
Fort Wayne.
Loyd Richard, n w cor Jefferson and Barr,
Fort Wayne.
Lynch Thomas, w s Kansas 1 n Melita, Fort
Wayne.
McConnell Alice, n s Buchanan bet Hanna
and Cass,' Fort Wayne.
Malatt William, Grand 3 w Harrison, Fort
Wayne.
Manier Hyppolite, 50 E. Columbia, Fort
Wayne.
Rau Caspar, e s Lima rd bet Fourth and
Fifth, Fort Wayne.
Renaud Henry, 64 E. Columbia, Fort Wayne.
Seybold Frederick,
s e cor Calhoun and Washington, Fort
Wayne.
Snodgrass M. E. Mrs., 206 E. Washington,
Fort Wayne.
Snyder Mrs., 16 S. Calhoun, Fort Wayne.
Stapleford N. E., 100 E. Washington, Fort
Wayne.
Strong Z., w s Calhoun, 2 s Baker, Ft. Wayne.
Sturzenberger Anton, w s Lafayette, 2 s Co-
lumbia, Fort Wayne.
Book Binders.
Davis's & Byers,
62 Calhoun, Fort Wayne.
Norton W. H., n wcor Clinton and Main, Fort
Wavne.
JONES D. W. & SON, Pearl, rear Keystone
Block, Fort Wayne.
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TV s Barr, 2 s Wayne.
Welch William, 70 Madison, Fort Wayne.
Wells Austin T., s w cor Calhoun and Baker,
Fort Wavne.
Wolf Daniel "ll7 E. Main, Fort Wayne.
Boiler Maker, Steam.
(iSee also Steam Engine Builders.)
Booksellers and Stationers.
Keil & Bro., No. 2 Phoenix Block, Calhoun,
Fort Wayne.
Siemon Bros. & Co.,
77 Columbia, Fort Wayne.
Stockbridge N. P.,
104 Columbia, Fort Wavne.
Bass & Hanna, proprs Hanna Fort Wayne
Machine Works, Hanna st, nr Rail Road
crossing, Fort Wayne.
McLachlin & Keill,
Harrison, cor Chicago, Fort Wayne.
Boot and Shoe Makers, and Re-
tail Dealers.
App Mathias, "ff s Calhoun, 4 s Wayne, For*
Baker Conrad, 19 Clinton, Fort Wayne.
Bauer Henry, e s Lafayette, 2 n Wallace,
Fort Wayne.
Baumann John, 18 W. Lewis, Fort Wayne.
BEGUE JOHN, New Haven
Conrad George, Monroeville.
Dallman William, Pleasant Township, Little
River.
Deventer & Snyder, Hamilton, Leo P. 0.
Elleis Benjamin, 89 W. Water, Fort Wayne.
Eraser Charles, Hamilton, Leo P. 0.
Friedt Henry C., Maysville, Harlan P. 0.
Foellinger J., w s Calhoun, 3 n Main, Fort
Wayne.
Gilford Harrison, Leo.
Glassmire Daniel, New Haven.
Heit Anthony, w s Griffith, 2 N. George, Fort
Wayne.
Hermsdorfer & Co., 2 Union Block, Main st.,
Fort Wayne.
Heuer Harman, 55 W. Wayne, Fort Wayne.
Hood Samuel, May-iville, Harlan P. 0.
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T. N. HOOD & CO.,
Manufacturers and Dealers in
SHOES,
74r Ba.rr Street, 74r
OPPOSITE MARKET HOUSE.
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Humphrey Noah, 1 Calhoun, Fort Wayne.
Huth Ernest, New Haven.
Jacobs W. & Son, T Calhoun, opp Keystone
Block, Fort Way re.
Kaiser Henry & Co., \v s Calhoun, 2 n Wash-
ington, Fort Wayne.
Keoster Jolin, w s Calhoun, bet Jefferson and
Lewis, Fort Wayne.
Ketcher Paul, 86 Calhoun, Fort Wayne.
Ketchum A. J., Perry Township, Perry.
Leeser & Etzold, e s Calhoun, 4 n Washing-
ton, P'ort Wayne.
Linnimann F., New Haven.
Mannix Tliomas, 55 E. Columbia, Fort Wayne.
Harkie Cliarlcs, Maysvillc, Harlan P. 0.
MARKLEY, SCHRADER & CO., No. 4 Key-
stone Block, Fort Wayne.
{^Successor to Peter Kline,)
Manufacturer and Dealer in
Boots & Slioes
PARTICULAR ATTENTION GIVEN TO
CUSTOM WORK.
JVo. IS Calhoun Street,
Mohr John, 46 E. Columbia, Fort Wayne.
Newhe William, s s Nirdiinger av, 3 w Bluff-
ton Plank Road, Fort Wayne.
Nill George, 140 W. Columbia," Fort Wayne.
Nix Valentine, 80 E, Jefferson, Fort Wayne.
Nohe Frank J., 181 Broadway, Fort Wayne.
Moll Martin, 7 Clinton, Fort Wayne.
Piliiod Victor, 3 s Columbia rd, or Front st,
bet Cherry and Centre, Fort Wayne.
Row Daniel, cor Main and Soutli, Monroe-
ville.
Sander Charles W., 82 E. Columbia, Fort
Wayne.
Schiefer" C, 100|- Columbia, Fort Wayne.
Soil laughter Joseph, Hamiltor), Leo.
Schmidt John A., 15 E. Main, Fort Wayne.
Schucknan Nicholas, New Haven.
Schulz Peter, 47 E. Main, FortWayne.
Sehuiz William, 25 W. Wayne, Fort Wayne.
Shellner George, Perry Township, Perry.
Spelt Thomas, St. Joseph, Fort Wayne.
Scein Peter, e s Calhoun, 6 n Washington,
Fort Wayne.
Strong Henry, w s Calhoun, 9 s Jefferson,
Fort Wayne.
Theal Gilbert, Hamilton, Leo.
UEBELHOER PHILIP, s s Main, 2 w Barr,
Fort Wayne.
Vordermark E., 4 Phoenix Blk, Calhoun St.,
Fort Wayne.
Wait William. Maysville, Harlan.
WHITAKER & BELL, New Haven.
Woulfe Patrick, e s Calhoun, nr cor Douglas
av, Fort Wayne.
Yerks Nathaniel, Hamilton, Leo.
Zoller George, s s Columbia rd, 2 w the bridge
Fort Wavne.
Boots and Shoes Wholesale
and Retail.
Markley, Schrader & Co.,
4 Keystone Block, Fort Wayne.
EoMnson James H.,
w s Harrison, head of Columbia, Fort
Wayne.
C. W. SANDER,
Manufacturer and Dealer in
Boots, Shoes and Leather,
No. 82 Columbia Street,
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Sparks F. & Co., 60 Calhoun, Fort Wayne.
Bowling Saloon.
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Rollins & Crowner, Moiiroeville.
Brass Founders.
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Works, Hanna st, Raih-oad crossing. Fort 89
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Bowsrr J. C. & Co., 23 W. Water, Fort g
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Murray & Bennigin, e s Calhoun, s Railway B
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Brewers.
Bloomingdale Brewery,
Francis J. Beck, propr, w s Lima rd, s
Canal feeder.
Eagle Brewery, John M. Reidmiller, propr,
s w city limits, w Bluffton plauk rd, Fort
Wayne.
French Brewery, Louis Centliver, propr, Spy
Run rJ, n tannery. Fore Wayne.
Hartinan Harmon, 128 E. Washington, Fort
Wayne.
Kaag & Gentner, n s Monroe, bet Berry and
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Nierman H., cor Witter and Harrison, Fort
Wayne.
Summit City Brewery, George Hornung,
propr, 85, 87 and 89 Hanisou, Fort
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Wayne.
Baltes Michael, w s N. Callioun, on the canal,
Fort Wayr.e.
Hurst David, Adams Township, Fort Wayne.
Lillie Samuel, Jr., Maumee rd, nr E. city
limits, Fort Wayne.
Robinson John, Monroeville.
Tilbury Marcus, Adams Township, New Ha-
ven.
Brokers Cattle.
{See Live Stock Dealem.)
Brokers Exchange.
{See JJmds and Bankers.)
Brokers Loan.
[See Banks atid Bankers.)
Broom Makers.
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Business Colleges.
Fort Wayne Commercial College,
Conrt, cor Main.
Butchers.
{See 3Ieat Markets.)
Cabinet Hardware.
Oakley B. Wr& Son,
19 Columbia, Fort Wayne.
Cabinet Makers.
{See also Furniture Dealers.)
Biekhart Isaac, Maysville, Harlan P. 0.
Dorsey James, Zanesville.
Egeter George, 141 Harrison, Fort Wayne.
Wheeler Nelson, n e cor Pearl and Griffith,
Fort Wavne.
Car Wheels.
Carpenters and Builders.
Fort Wayne Machine Works, Bass & Hanna,
props, Hanna nr Railroad Crossing, Fort
Wayne.
Annsti-ong Lewis L., A.dains Townsliip, For&
Wayne.
Allen Cyrus W., s w cor W. Wayne and Ful-
ton, Fort Wayne.
Barcot Fianuis, Fort Wa^yne.
Beaver Augustus C, n s Main, bet Ewing and
■ Griftnb, Fort Wayne.
Doseker & Forhing, s s Holiaan, bet Webster
and Harrison.
Brown Alexander, Monroeville.
Coomer Seymour, Maysville, Harloin P. O.
Decovor Jacob, Chaniberlain.
Driver Isiab J., Chatnberlaisi.
Fishej- GecTgfc, 182 Griffith, Fort Wayne.
Fox Amnion, Harlan.
French Charles 6., 85 E. Wayne, Fort Wayne.
Fulkeson Alexander, Leo.
Gravis Hiram, Areola.
Gregg Marshal, Adams Township, New Haven
P. 0.
Grill Samuel, Spencerville, Dekalb Co.
Herrington John S., Hoagland av. opp Basa,
Fort Wayae.
Hutchins Phineas, Monroe Township, Mon-
roeville P. 0.
Irey Ephraim, Washington Township, Fori
Wayne.
James William J., Maysville, Harlan P. 0.
' Keariis Luther, Maysville, Karlau P. 0.
Kimball B. H., e s West, 1 n railroad. Fort
Wayne. ••
Koegel Christian, n s Lavinia, 2 e Broadway,
Fort Wayne.
Ballot August, New Haven.
Magner William, Monroeville.
Martz Peter, e s Monroe, bet Le^Vis and
Montgomery, Fort Wayne.
Miller Sylvet-ter, n s Holraan, 3 c Calhoun,
Fort Wayne.
Morris Benjamin, Perry Townsliip, Perry.
Moss Raphael, Cedar\tille, Leo P. 0.
Myers George, w s Union, 2 n Wilt, Fort
Wayne
Paul Adam, St. Joseph, Fort 'Wavne P. 0.
POTTER JOSEPH L.,
n e cor Main and Griffith, Fort Wayne.
Reker Bernard J., s w cor W. Washington
and Ewing, Fort Wayne.
Rice J. W., Monroeville.
Scarlett, Henry 0., Washington Township,
Fort Wayne.
Scott William, Zanesville.
Sessman William, Areola.
Sheafer William, r 181 W. Wayne, Fort
Wayne.
Suiithey Euos, Marion Township, Root.
Siiively Henry J., Wayne, bet Clinton anci
Barr, Fort Wayne.
Swantz & Bro., New Haven.
Staulfer William H., Chamberlain.
Stirk William, .-^boit Township, Fort Wayne.
Thorp George F., Maysville, Harlan P. 0.
Vanander Peter, Hamilton, Leo P. 0.
Vanurder William, Woodburn.
Weibkey Henry, Jefferson Township, Maples.
.„ Cassimeres, Blankets, Flannels, Underwear, Fancy Woolens, Furs.
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Wells Joseph, Miiysville, Harlan P. 0.
Wilkeninp; Gottlieb, 40 Lavinia, Fort Wayne.
ZuinbVo Henry, Washington Township, Fort
Wavne
Carpets and Oil Cloths.
Eeiter George,
88 Ualhoun, Fort Wayne.
Warner TrustdVLis, 22 E. Berry, Fort W.iyne ^^
Cie:ars and Tobacco, Wholesale ^
McDougal & Co., No. 7 Keystone Bloek, Cal-
houn, Ft. Wayne.
Townley, DeWald, Bond & Co.,
10.5 ami 107 Columbia, cor Caihuun,
Fort Wayne.
Carriage Builders.
(See also Woyon Mukera.)
HESS NICHOLAS W., n s Main, bet Maiden
Lane and Harrison, Fort Wayne.
Trainer John, Roanoke.
STANLEY, BIEBER & CO., n s W. Main,
nr Griffith^ Fort Wayne.
Stevens Thomas, e end Main, Fort Wayne.
Carriage and Coach Trimmings.
OAKLEY B. W. & SOl^,
79 Columbia, Fort Wayne.
Castings, Iron and Brass.
Fort Wayne Machine Works, Bass k Hanna,
props Hanna st, nr Railroad Crossing,
Fort Wavne.
Chair Makers.
{See also Fui'iiUure Dealers. )
and Retail,
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Lainley& Rosenthal, (J Keystone Block, Fort «-*
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Rossington Richard, Aveline House Block, c pa
s Calhoun, Fort Wavne. S
Civil Engineers.
[Sec Snrvei/ors. )
Clothing, Retail.
[See al<'' Afcrch'iid 'J'nilors.)
Rohrer John, cor Clinton and Water, sales-
room 39 E. Columbia, Fort Wayne.
Tower Benjamin H., 59 E. Columbia, Fort
Wavne.
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China, Glass and Queensware.
Clark & Co., 98 Columbia, Fort Wnyne.
Klix Hugh, 69 E. Columbia, Fort Wayiip.
Lemle John, n s Columbia rd, (or Front st,)
1 w of the bridge. Fort Wavne.
Ward H. N., 48 Calhoun, Fort Wayne.
Bostick E., lOn Columbia, Fort Wayne. p—
BEGUE JOHN, New Haven.
Fledderman John G. & Co., ^
Cigar Manufacturers.
Grote Henry A., 30 W. Main, Fort Wayne.
Heger George M., 23 Clinton, Fort Wayne.
Lamley k Rosenthal, 6 Keystone Bloclc, Fort
Wayne.
Ortmann Charles, e s C?.lhoun, 6 n Wayne,
Fort Wayne.
Pioneer Cigar Manufactory, L.Dessauer & Co.,
Calhoun st, opp Keystone Block, Fort
Wayne.
25 E. Main, Foit Wayne,
Jacobson Elkan, lOO Columbia, Fort Wayne.
Jacobson Vi<.'dor, 21 Calhoun, Fort Wayne.
Keefer k Heingartiier, 19 Clinton, Fort
Wayne.
Schuckman Nicholas, New Haven.
Stockbridge N P., 94 Columbia, Fort Wayne
Strass Morris, South st, Monroeville.
Thieme J. G. & Bro., 71 E. Columbia, Fort
Wayne.
Whitaker & Bell,
N'^w Havon.
Clothing, Wholesale and Retail.
Ealk L.,
5 Kevstone Block, Fort Wayne.
Freeman ' Joseph, 3 Keystone Block, Fort
Wayne.
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Nirdlinger&Oppenheimer, 1 Keystone Block,
Fort Wavne.
o Stockbridge N. P.,
S, 94 Columhia/Fort Wayne.
C5j Woodward & Young, 46 Callioun, Fort Wayne
Cloaks and Trimmings.
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105 & 107 Columljia, Fort Wayne.
Collar Makers.
{See Saddle and Harness Makers, also Horse
Collars.)
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Commercial Colleges.
National Union Business College, Henry H.
Lipes, prest and propr, s e cor Main and
Court, Fort Wayne.
Commission Merchants.
{See Produce and Commission.')
Confectioners, Wholesale and
Retail.
Beard Thomas D., 99 E. Berry, Fort Wayne.
Hartmyer Frederick, 47 W. Main, Fort Wayne
Huestis & Hamilton, 83 & 85 Columbia, Fort
Wayne.
Lamley & Rosenthal, 6 Keystone Block, Fort
Wayne.
Weiinan & Fox, 25 Main, Fort Wayne.
Contractors.
{Sie also Carpenters and Builders.)
Baltes M., w s N. Calhoun, on the Canal, Fort
Wayne.
Beaver Augustus C, n s W. Main, bet Evving
and Griffith, Fort Wayne.
Kenney & Roper, n e cor Barr and Columbia,
Fort Wayne.
Savage James, New Haven.
ffl Potter Joseph L,
n e cor Main and Griffith, Fort Wayne.
Conveyancers.
{See Lawyers.)
Coopers.
Betzler George, s w cor Nirdlingerav and Bluff-
ton Plank Road, Fort Wayne.
Bowers John, Aboite Township, Fort Wayne
P. 0.
Campbell James, Cuba, Harlan P. 0.
Campbell John, Hamilton, Leo P. 0.
Daniels Daniel, Hall's Corners.
Disler Henry, Leo.
Ely Edward, St. Joseph, Fort Wayne.
Griswold Joseph, Washington Township, Fort
Wayne.
Haswell Solomon, Huntertown, Perry P. 0.
Hayden David, Marion Township, Root.
Holfiiieister Henry, n w cor Wells and Doug-
las, Fort Wayne.
Kley Frederick, 236 W. Main, Fort Wayne.
Kronmiller Leonard, w s N. Cass, bet Fou th
and Fifth, Fort Wayne.
Marsliall William, Wasliington Township, Fort
Wayne.
Myers Deitrich, 21 E. Water, Fort Wayne.
Pierce James S., n s Pearl, bet Ewing & Grif-
fith, Fort Wayne.
Sweet William, Marion Township, Root.
Wise Piatt J., s Railroad, opp depot. Fort
Wavne.
Coppersmiths and Gas Fitters.
Miller & Neuroth,
119 Calhoun, Fort Wayne.
Crockery.
{8re China., Glass and Queensware.)
Cutlery, Table and Pocket.
(See Hardioare Decders.)
Cutlery Grinders.
Heldt John M., e s Lima rd, bet Second and
Third, Fort Wayne.
Dentists.
Barbour Myron, 98 E. Berry. Fort Wayne.
S. B. BROWN,
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Oflace Nos. 9 and 10, Burgess' Block,
(over First National Bank, )
FORT WAYNE, - - ' - INDIANA.
AH work receives his personal attention.
Knapp Isaac,
Nu. 1 Keystone Block, s w cor Calhoun
and Coiunibia, Fort Wayne.
Snider Evan,
office 98 Columbia, Fort Wayne.
Wells Arnold, s w cor Calhoun and Berry,
opp Aveline House, Fort Wayne.
MEYER BROTHERS & CO., 2 Keystone Block.
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Distillers.
Hanley Micliael, New Haven.
Draughtsman.
{See Architects.)
Drugs & Medicines, Wiiolesaie
and Retail.
Dress and Cloak Makers.
{See also. MUlviers.)
Cartaux Hortense, w s Calhoun, 3 n Lewis,
Fort Wayne.
Doherty Rose, 32 E. Main, Fort Wayne.
Farnekes Elizabeth R., 252 E. Washington,
Fort Wayne.
Foncaiioii Mrs. Nancy A., Monroeville.
Fry Sarah, 16 Madison, Fort Wayne.
Gable Johanna, 17 Clinton, Fort Wayne.
Gardner Charity, SO Calhoun, Fort Wayne.
Hamilton Elizajbetn, s s Wallace, bet Calhoun
and Lafayette.
Lenon Mrs. C, 92 Columbia, Fort Wayne.
Line Annie, n w cor Wayne and Harrison,
Fort Wayne.
Malone Kate, bds 87 E. Washington, Fort
Wayne.
Parisave A. Miss, 156 E. Jefferson, Ft. Wayne.
Pettengill A. M., 74 Columbia, Fort Wayne
Smith Louisa, n w cor Main and Harrison,
Fort Wayne.
Talbott Lizzie, 186 "\V. Main, Fort Wayne.
Townley, DeWald,Bond& Co
105 and 107 Columbia, cor Calhoun, Fort
^Vayne.
Voorhees Mary, n s W. Main, 1 w Calhoun,
Fort Wayne.
Wentworth Mary, 85 W. Main, Fort Wayne.
Dry Goods, Retail.
Biddle & Hoagland,
109, 111 and 113 Columbia, cor Calhoun, p*
Fort Wayne. CQ
Bond & Nones, 95 Columbia, Fort Wayne. ^
Meyer Brothers & Co., Z.
118 Columbia, No. 2 Keystone Block, ^
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Crisenburg Peter S., Maysville, Harlan P. 0. g*
Culbertson Henry H., 26 E. Main, Fort gl
Wayne. ^
Etdington James, Marion Township, Root. ^
Kiser Peter, s s Calhoun, bet Main and Colura- ^
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Lauferty & Bro., i08 Columbia, Fort Wayne. CD
McDougal & Co., 7 Keystone Block, Fort C!J
Wavne. _0
Orff C. & Co.,
103 Columbia, Fort Wavne.
Pierr J. & P., No. 1 Phoenix' Block, Calhoun, "
Begue John,
Drugs and Medicines.
Crippen k Son, New H:iven.
Dreici H. & Bro., Calhoun, opposite Key-
stone Block, Fort Wavne.
eEATiaiY & BEO.,
s w cor Main and Calhoun, Fort Wayne.
Marshall Ezra T., 72 Barr, Fort Wayne.
Meyer Brothers & Co.,
118 Columbia and No. 2 Keystone Block,
Fort Wayne.
Nill George C., Monroeville.
NINDE L. M. & CO.,
78 Calhoun, Fort Wayne.
Selle Augustus L., w s Calhoun, 3 w Summit
City House, Fort Wayne.
Sturgis W. E.,
No. 1 Aveline House Block, Fort Wayne.
Wagner H. G., n e cor Calhoun and Main,
Fort Wayne.
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Rohs Henry, 84 Columbia, Fort Wayne.
Root & Co.,
90 Columbia, Fort Wayne.
Schuckman Nicholas, New Haven.
Schwegman H. R., 101 Columbia, Fort "^
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South st, Monroeville.
Townley, DeWald, Bond & Co.,
105 and 107 Columbia, Fort Wayne.
True H. T., Marion Township, Root.
Whittaker & Bell,
New Haven.
Woodward Eugene, 24 E. Main, Fort Wayne.
Dry Goods, Wholesale.
Abbott & Shoaff, 99 Columbi.t, Fort Wayne.
Evans A. S., 73 Columbia, Fort Wayne.
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Culbertson Henry H., 26 E. Main, Fort
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McDougal & Co.,
No. 7 Keystone Block, Ft. Wayne.
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103 Coluiiiloia, Furt Wayne.
Root & Co.,
IHJ Columbia, Fort Wayne.
Schwosiiiau H. R., 101 'Columbia, Fort
Wayne.
Townley, DeWald, Bond & Co.,
]'5 and 107 Columbia, cor Calhoun,
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(See Drvgfi and Medicines)
Dyers and Scourers.
Delano Tiiomas, e s Calhoun, 4 s Wasliington,
Fort Wayne.
.Termaii A. S., 57 W. Water, Fort Wayne.
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Cooper E. Mrs., 176 W. Washington, Fort
Wavne.
Employment Agents.
Jones George W. & Co.,
29 Post Office building, Fort Wayne.
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American Express Co.,
C. L. Smith, agent, office Harrison, opp.
Columbia, Fort Wayne. E. T. Thomp-
son, agent, Monroeville.
Great Western Despatcli,
C. L. Smith, agent, office Harrison, opp
Columbia, Fort Wayne.
Merchants' Union,
H. A. Head, agent, office 75 Columbia,
Fort Wayne. George W. Bell, agent,
New Haven.
U. S. Express Co.,
C. L. Smith, agent, office Harrison, opp
Columbia, Fort Wayne. W. M. Bell,
atrent. New Haven.
Fancy Goods, Wholesale and
Retail,
{See also Dry Goods. Yankee Notmis, and
Milliners. )
Black Joseph, 91 Columbia, Fort Wayne.
Kane James M. & Bro., 9 Calhoun, opp Key-
stone Block, Fort Wayne.
Keil & Bro., No. 2 Phoenix Block, Calhoun,
Fort Wayne.
Koop John A. & Co., 96 Columbia, Fort
Wayne.
Redclsheimer H., e s Calhoun, '2 n Main,
Fort Wayne.
Townley, DeWald, Bond & Co.,
10.5 and 107 Columbia, cor Calhoun, Fort
Wavne.
Updegraff Wm. W. & Co.,
w s Calhoun, 2 s Wayne, opp Mayer
House, Fort Wayne.
Farm Machinery.
[See Agricultural Implenicuts.)
File Cutters.
ScliMdt C. & Co.,
Peai'l, bet Cass and Ewing, Fort Wayne.
Fish Dealers.
Bryant Stephen, 66 E. Columbia, Fort Wayne
Flour Barrels, Flat Hoop.
BEGUE J. & CO., New Haven.
McKendry J. & Co., New Haven.
Flour Mills.
Artie, Pfeiffer & Co., proprs, e s Lima rd,
nr Canal feeder, Bloomingdale.
City Mills, P. Hoagland & Co., proprs, cor
Cliiitonand Water, Fort Wayne.
Comparet David F., s e cor Columbia and
Lafayette, Fort Wayne.
Corn Exchange Mills, John Brown, propr, n w
cor Pearl and Maiden Lane, Fort Wayne
Empire Mills, John Orff, propr, wend Main,
Furt Wayne.
Glenwood Mills, Daniel S. Beaver, propr, St.
Mary's River, 2 miles s w city limits, Fort
Wayne.
Gloyd G. B., Perry Township, Perry.
Hollopeter Jacob, Maysville, Harlan P. 0.
Jennes & James, Mavsville, Harlan P. 0.
Lake Eli, Cuba, Harlan P. 0.
Maumee Valley Mills,
Rogers, Powers & Hartzel, proprs, New-
Haven.
Monroeville Mills, Swift & Bro., proprs, Mon-
roeville.
New Haven Mills,
V. Powers & Co., proprs. New Haven.
St. Joe Mills, John E. Hill, Jr., & Co., proprs.
St. Joe rd, 1 mile n city, Fort Wayne.
Stoner John, Perry Township, Perry.
Stoner, Miller & Co., Cedarville, Leo P. 0.
Vauzile John, Leo.
Winch & Ashley, Hamilton, Leo P. 0.
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Flour and Feed-
Benver D. S., 64-J Calhoun, Fort Wayne.
Dunn & Co., n w cor Barr and Berry, Fort
Wayne.
HillJ. R Jr., & Co.,
Calhoun, opp Aveline House, Fort
Wavne.
Read M.'& Co., 40 E. Columbia, Fort Wayne.
Sedgwick John, w s Barr, 2 s Wayne, Fort
Wavne.
Founderies and Machine Shops.
[See also Machiniits.)
Fort Wnyne Machine Works, Bass & ITanna,
propr^, Hanna, nr Railroad crossing, Fort
Wavne.
Bowser "j. C. & Co., 23 W. Water, Fort
Wayne.
Murray & Bennigin, e s Calhoun, s Railway
Depot, Fort Wayne.
Rastetter Louis, 42 W. Jefferson, Fort Wayne
Furs Wholesale and Retail
{See also Hals, Caps and Furs.)
Conner & Co.,
8 PlKenix Blk, Calhoun st. Fort Wayne.
Gardeners.
Roy Ferdinand, St. Joseph, Fort Wayne.
Tournier Adolph, St. Joseph, Fort Wayne.
Gas and Steam Pipe Fitters.
Hattersley Alfred, 48 E. Main, Fort Wayne.
General Stores—
Where a general annortmerd is kept.
{See also Dry Goods and Groceries.)
Frame Makers.
{See Picture Frames.)
Fruit Dealers Wholesale and
Retail.
Follinger J. M., 6 Phoenix Blk, Calhoun St.,
Fort \Vayne.
Fort Wayne Fruit House,
J. B. White, propr, 18 W. Berry, Fort
Wayne.
Huestes & Hamilton, 83 and 85 Columbia,
F'ort Wayne.
Walters David, w s Calhoun, 7 s Wayne, Fort
Wavne.
Furniture Manufacturers and
Dealers.
{See also Cabinet Makers.)
Emrick Andrew J., 47 and 52 E. Columbia,
Fort Wayne.
Frey William A., e s Calhoun, 2 s Washing-
ton, Fort Wayne.
Griebel & Fee, 44 and 46 E. Main, Fort
Wayne.
Klaehn John J.,
44 W. Main, Fort Wayne.
Miller John M., 50 and 52 E. Main, Fort
Wayne.
Tower Benjamin H., 59 E. Columbia, Fort
Wayne.
Beechgood John, Maysville, Harlan P. 0.
Begue J. & Co., >iew Haven.
Bitzell Henry, Washington Township, Fort
Wayne.
Bonter Peter, Monroeville.
Coomer Lafayette, Maysville, Harlan P. 0.
Crisenburg Peter S., Maysville, Harlan P. 0.
Kemp & Winch, Hamilton, Leo P. U.
Peters Abram, Maysville, Harlan P. 0.
Pool & Weller, Monroeville.
Scarlet & Peters, Maysville, Harlan P. 0.
Schoerpf John, Hamilton, Leo P. 0.
Sciiuckman Nicholas, New Haven.
Shatter John, Hall's Corners. '
Shaffer & Youngker, Main st, Monroeville.
Shannon Boyd-, Hamilton, Leo P. 0.
Skellinger Sylvester, Maysville, Harlan P. 0.
Stephens Thomas, Cuba, Harlan P. 0.
Strass Morris, Monroeville.
Whitaker and Bell, New Haven.
Wilson & Felts, Zanesville.
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{See also Dry Goods; also Merchant Tailors.)
Angell B. L.
64 Callioun, Fort Wayne.
Bostick E., 100 Columbia, Fort Wayne.
Falk L., 5 Keystone Blk, Fort Wayne.
PVeeman Joseph, 3 Keystone Blk, Fort Wayne
Nirdlinger & Oppenhiemer, 1 Keystone Blk,
Fort Wayne.
Stookbridge N, P.,
94 Columbia, Fort Wayne.
Taylor Charles F., 3 Aveline Block, Fort
Wayne.
Thieme J. G. & Bro., 71 E. Columbia, Fort
Wayne.
Tripp & Tigar,
62 Calhoun, Fort Wayne.
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q5 Morgan & Beach,
^ 89 Columbia, Fort Wayne.
jg Oakley B.W.& Son,
^ '79 (Joluniliia, l'o:-t Wayne.
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3(J floor McDougal blk, Fort Wayne.
Wilmot James C, 14 Clinton, Fort Wayne.
Wood William, w s Calhoun, 3 n Jefferson,
Fort Wavne.
Glassware.
{See also China, Glnss and Queensware.)
BEGUE JOHN, New Haven.
Meyer Bros. & Co.,
il8 Columbia and 2 Keystone blk, Fort
Wayne.
Ward H". N., 48 Calhoun, Fort Wayne.
WHITTAKEK & BELL, New Haven.
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Smith John R., Adams Township, Fort
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Grain Dealers.
{See also Flour Mills.)
Comparet David F., s e cor Lafayette and Co-
lumbia, Fort Wayne.
Taylor Royal W., n s Pearl, bet Harrison and
Cass, Fort Wayne
Grocers, Retail.
Anderson & Ely,
n w cor Main and Calhoun, Fort Wayne.
Baldwin James A., 54 Barr, Fort Wayne.
Barrett Rachel, w s Lafayette, 2 n Holman,
Fort Wayne.
Beegan Michael P., 37 E. Columbia, Fort
Wayne.
Begue John,
New Haven.
Blyler Daniel, w s Bror.dway, 1 s Washington
Fort Wayne.
Bonemann Charles, 114 Harrison, Fort Wayne.
Brake U. & Co.,
n s Main, 2 w Barr, Fort Wayne.
Breen James, 53 E. Columbia, Fort Wayne.
Brudi Gottleib, 180 W. Washington, Fort
Wayne.
Clark Joseph, w s Calhoun, opp. Court House,
Fort Wayne.
F. F. BOLTZ & BRO,,
Dealer.s in
STAPLE & FANG! GROCERIES,
And _P. vvisions.
Highest Price paid for all kinds of Country
Produce at CENTRAL GROCERY,
No. 88 Calhoun St.,
FT. -V^A-ITIVE, - - i]vr>.
Clark & Co., 98 Columbia, Fort Wayne.
Deininger Ulrich, UN. Calhoun, Fort Wayne
Didier Joseph, n w cor Harrison and Main,
Fort Wayne.
Dierstein Christian, s w cor Fairfield av and
George, Fort \V;iyne.
Dreibelbiss John P., n s Jefferson, 2 e Har-
rison, Fort Wayne.
Dunham & St'eele
Main St., Monroeville.
Dunn & Co., n w cor Barr and Berry, Fort
Wayne.
Embry James, n s Taylor, 2 w Fairfield av,
Fort Wayne.
Fink Charles, n w cor Pearl and Plarrison,
Fort Wayne.
Fochs George, Itil E. Washington, Ft. Wayne.
Follinger J. M., 5 Phoenix blk. Fort Waj'ne.
Frederickson J., Woodburn.
Frizzell Lemuel, 76 Barr, Fort Wayne.
Gaft'ney & McDonald, w s Calhoun, 3 s Baker,
Fort Wayne
Gerardin & Bro., s w cor Barr and Berry Fort
Wayne.
Greensfelder Gustavus, 158 Broadway, FoFt
Wayne.
Gerke Frederick, 205 Lafayette, Fort Wayne.
Girard Charles, w s Broadwaj', 3 w Pritch-
ard, Fort Wayne.
Grojean Frank, e s Calhoun, cor Douglas av,
Fort Wayne.
Hambrock Frederick, n e cor Lafayette and
Montgomery, Fort Wayne.
Hedekin Thomas B., s e cor Barr and Colum-
bia, Fort Wayne.
Heller Peter, Eel River Township, Perry P. 0,
Heller T. S., Eel River Township, Perry P. 0.
Henderson & Putnam,
78 Columbia, Fort Wayne.
Herrington John, Hoagland av, opp. Bass,
Fort Wayne.
Hildebrand William & Co., w s Calhoun, 5 s
• Wayne, Fort Wayne.
Kenning William, 86 Barr, Fort Wayne.
Kelsey & Beck, w s Harrison, 2,s Pearl, Fort
Wayne. *
Kline Jacob, 80 Columbia, Fort Wayne.
Kline & Griffith, 80 Calhoun, Fort Wayne.
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Koeble John George, w s Broadway, 6 s
Pritchard, Fort Wayne.
Koester John H., w s Calhoun, 1 s Jefferson,
Fort Wayne.
Kratzsch Herman,
84 Calhoun, Fort Wayne.
Kruse William, w s Barr, 2 s Washington,
Fort Wayne.
Long Mason, 74 Calhoun, Fort Wayne.
Martin & Bro , n s Maip, 3 w Barr, Fort
Wayne.
Martin & Finegan, nr Lafayette, and Hol-
man, Fort Wayne.
Medsker & Bro., s e cor Lewis and Lafayette,
Fort Wayne.
Merriotte & Baker,
South St., Monroeville.
Nestle Philip 199 Lafavette, Fort Wavne.
Orff C. & Co., lOS Columbia. Fort Wayne.
Phillip B., 17 Calhoun, Fort Wayne.
Phelps & Dunton, Huntertown, Perry P. 0.
Pierr J. & P., 1 Phoenix blk, Fort Wayne.
Pipenbrink Conrad D., 54 W. Washington,
Fort Wayne.
Pool Samuel, Monroeville.
Pulver Abrahabi, Huntertown, Perry P. O.
Raab John, 92 Columbia, Fort Wayne.
Redelsheimer H., e s Calhoun, 2 n Main, Fort
Wayne,
Saussei Lewis, Areola.
Scheie & Louer, 5 E. Main, Fort Wayne.
SchleinUofer John, n w cor Barr and Main,
Fort Wayne.
Schone Henry, 225 E. Washington, Fort
Wayne.
Schucknian Nicholas, New Haven.
Sechler Jacob D., Huntertown, Perry P. 0.
Seibold David, w s Lima rd, bet Douglas and
canul feeder, Fort Wayne.
Shell & Baker, Monroeville
Slocum & Stelhvagon, 96 Barr, Fort Wayne.
Smyser Michael, Jr., s \v cor Barr and Wayne,
Fort Wayne.
Spiegel Ernest G., s e cor Broadway and La-
vinia, Fort Wayne. ^
Stewart Alexander, Hamilton, Leo P. 0.
Stoner & Wigent, w s Harrison, 3 s U. S. Ex.
office, Fort Wayne.
Stoots Joseph, Jefferson Township, New
Haven.
Strass Morris
South St, Monroeville.
Strunz Christian, 22 W. Main, Fort Wayne.
Thiem Andrew,
134 Broadway, Fort Wayne.
Trentman Bernard H., h 51 Clay, Fort Wayne.
Wiebeke & Taymeier, 128 W. Columbia,
Fort Wayne.
Wigman & Co., 19 E. Main, Fort Wayne.
Williams & Bro., Areola.
Whitaker & Bell
M. B. STRONG,
DEALER IN
Choice Family Groceries
and Provisions.
Northwest corner Jefferson and
Broadway,
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Highest Market price paid for
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Zwiek Henry & Co., n w cor Calhoun and P
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Redelsheimer S. & Son,
93 Columbia, Fort Wayne.
Huestes & Hamilton, 8.3 and 85 Columbia, iS
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Caskey Curtis,
49 E. Columbia, Fort Wayne.
Hedekin Thomas B.,
s e cor Barr and Columbia sts, Fort O
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Hildebrand William & Co., ^
w s Calhoun bet Wayne & Washington, g^
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Hood William E , 92 Calhoun, Fort W^iyne. p^
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Guns, Pistols, Ammunition,
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Rifles, Air Guns, Dog Muzzles, and
Fisliing Tackle.
Main st. one door west of Exchange,
Fort Wayne, Indiana.
SEWING MACHINES and LOCKS re-
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Kinzey Christian, Perry.
"Housekeeping," "Dry Goods," ROOT & CO., offer the Best Quality of
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Leonard WiHia::i, shop r 54 Barr, Fort Wayue.
Long c Bio., Abuite township.
. Miihme Ezra, Marion township, Root.
52 Webb William Mavsville, Harlan P. O.
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H? { See Hardware Dealtrs.)
Hair Dressers,
{Ste Barbers.)
Hardware and Cutiery.
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fi Afh & ilcCuUoch, 87 Columbia, Fort Wayne.
P3 Bacon Socrates, New Haven.
2 Brandriff A. D. & Co., 58 and 60 E. Colum-
f— 1 bia, Fort Wayne.
J^ Caiter & Beuret, w s Harrison Robinson blk,
^^ Fort Wayne.
-g Morgan & Beach,
O Sv Columbia, Fort Wayne,
S Niezer & Graffe,
^ South St, M'>nroeville.
I Oakley B. W. k Son,
r^ 79 Columbia, Fort Wayne.
g Wilson & Co., 81 Columbia", Fflrt Wayne.
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"^Hardware and Cutlery, Whole-
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^•^ Braudriti A. D. k. Co., 58 and 60 E. Colum-
r bia, Fort Wayne.
o Morgan & Beach,
<0 8y Columbia, Fort Wayne.
§ Oakley B. W. & Son,
7 J Columbia, Fort Wayne.
Hats and Caps, Wholesale.
Conner & Co.,
No. 'A Phoenix
Wuviie.
blk, Calhoun, Fort
Hides, Pelts and Wool.
Bash&Eakin, 61 E. Columbia, Fort Wayne*
Heilbrorier A., 1 Calhoun, Fort Wayne.
Hides and Leather.
{See also Leailier and Fiiidiugs^
Fry Jacob & Sons,
Vl'6 Columbia, Furt Wayne.
Nelreiter & Miller, 121 Columbia, Fort
Wavne.
Weisser"E. &Co., 115 Columbia, Fort Wayne.
Hoop Skirts and Corsets.
Black Joseph,
91 Columbia, Fort Wayne.
Horse Collar Manufacturers.
(See (i.Uo Saddle and Hirness Makers. )
Racine & Bro., n w cor First and Cass Fort
Wayne.
Schwegel Jacob, 4l Columbia, Fort Wayne.
Hosiery and Gloves, Wholesale.
Harness Makers.
{See Saddle and Haniess Zlakers.)
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■^ No. 3 Phoenix block, " Calhoun, For^
Wavne.
.S Falk L., No. 5 Keystone blk. Fort Wayne.
Hats, Caps and Furs,
{See also Clothiers, aUo General Stores.)
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Nachtrieb J. F., 13 Clinton, Fort Wavne.
fi-i Schirmeyer C. L., 97 Columbia, Fort Wayne.
P* Schuckraan Nicholas, New Haven.
S Stockbridge N. P.,
y -1 Columbia, Fort Wayne.
Thieme J. G. & Brc^, 71 E. Columbia, Fort
Wayne.
Woodward & Young, 46 Calhoun, Fort
Wayne.
Updegraft' Wm. W. & Co., w s Calhoun, 2 s
Wayne, opp Mayer House, Fort Wayne.
Hot Air Furnaces and Ranges.
Brown & Humphrey, n e cor Calhoun and
Washington, Fort Wayne.
Hotels.
American House, F. F. Dean, propr., s s Co-
lumbia bet Calhoun and Harrison, Fort
Wayne.
Aveline House,
Miller & Moritz, proprs., s e cor Calhoun
and Berry, Fort Wayne.
Continental Hotel, James Graham, propr., w
s Calhoun 2 n Baker, Fort Wayne.
Exchange Hotel,
Elias (t., Coverdale, propr, Monroe-
ville.
Grubb John, Huntertown, Perry P. 0.
Hamilton House, 51 W. Berry, Fort Wayne.
Hanna House, Mrs. Sarah A. Houston, propr,
cor Barr and Washington, Fort Wayne.
Hedekin House,
Eli Kearns, propr., es Barr bet Main and
I Columbia, Fort Wayne.
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Over First National Bank,
Fort Wayne,
ndiana.
Represent the following Companies.
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE, Ass'ts.$ 14,000,000
Connecticut General Life, Capital,
Security Fire, of New York, Assets,
Putnam Fire, of Hartford, "
North- American Fire, of Hartford "
Cincinnati Home Fire, Capital,
Enterprise Fire, of Cincinnati "
Buckeye Mutual Fire, of Cleveland, 0., As.
Lumbermans Fire of Chicago. 111. Assets,
National Travelers, of New York, "
500,000
1,600,000
617,000
360,000
300,000
1,000,000
260,000
330,000
240,000
As Agents of the above named first class, and well-known Companies,
we are prepared to issue policies on all kinds of insurable property, on
the most favorable terms.
All Losses settled without delay, and rates always as low as the nature
of the case will admit.
Dwelling Houses, Furniture, and Farm Property insured for three or
five years at very low rates, and on better terms than by Mutual Com-
panies.
Life risks negotiated on the most advantageous terms in the LAR-
GEST, CHEAPEST and BEST LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY in the
country.
<^EO. IV. DURCJIM, jr.
EDMUBiD P. EDSALl..
Table Linens, Sheetings, Towelings, Toilet Quilts, Napliins. NEW YORK STORE
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Leo House, Elias Zimmerman, prop., Ham"
ilton, Leo P. 0.
Main Street Exchange,
AVERY FREEMAN, Jr. piopr., n s Main
het Calhoun and Harrison.
J. LESMAN, propr,,
Cor of Calhoun and Wayne St.,
FOKT WAYNJ^, IND.,
The Public will find this a good
first class Hotel.
Terms as moderate as an}^ other
Hotel in this City or elsewhere.
Monroe House, Lyman Walker, propr., Main
St, Mnnroeville.
National Hotel, e s Barr bet Montgomery and
Holman, J. J. Leifels, propr.. Fort
Wayne.
New HaveivHotel, J. E. Taylor, propr., New
Haven.
Nine Mile House, Nave Benjamin, propr., Ma-
rion townsliip. Root P. 0.
Phii!i[)s House, B. C. Pierce, propr, n w cor
Columbia and Lafayette, Foit Wayne.
House Furnishing Goods.
Oakley B. W. & Son,
79 Columbia, Fort Wayne.
Townley,DeWald,Bond&Go., ^
lu.j k lu7 Columbia, cor Callioun, Fort
Wayne. »-^'
House Raiser and Mover. ^
Godfrey Charles, Hamilton, Leo P. 0.
lubs, Spokes and Felloes. §
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Coombs & Co", 182 W. Columbia,Fort Wayn^. £
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Olds E". G. & Son,
Ice Cream Saloons.
{See Rislauranis, also Saloons.)
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Ice Dealers.
Leidel Edward, .5'2 & 54 Callioun, Fort Wayne
F. Ft. W. k C. liy. Depot
FORT WAYNE, - INDIANA.
HENRY 3IcKINNlB,
PROPRIETOR.
Rockhill House, sw cor W. Main and Broad-
way, Piiilo Rumsev, propr. Fort Wayno.
Sleck's Hotel, Georg./A. Sleek, propr, 39 E.
Water, Fort Wayne.
Summit City Hotel, Fox & Strickland, proprs,
n w cor Calhoun and Chicago, ar R. R.
Depot.
Union House,
John F. Bower, propr, 49 W. Main, Fort
Wayne.
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Accident Ins. Co., of Columbus, George Es-
mond, agt, room 26 P. 0. Bldg, Fort
Wayne.
National Travelers' Ins. Co., ol New York,
Durgin & Edsall, agts, room 6 Burgess
Blk, Foit Wayne.
New York Ins. Co., of New York, John
Hough, agt, TiO Calhoun, Fort Wayne.
Ohio State Horse Ins. Co,, of Cincinnati,
George W. Jones & Co., agts, room 29
P. 0. Bldg.
Provident Life Ins. <fe InvestmentCo., of Chi-
cago, Geo. F. Stinchcomb & Co., agents,
Avelinc I'lock, 71 Callioun, F<h'D Wayne.
Railway Passengers' Assurance Co., of Hart-
ford, F. P. Randall, agt, v/-s Clinton, bet
Columbia and Main, Fort W^ayne. ^
Travelers' of Hartford, Conn., 51
F. V. V. Shell, agt, Monroeville. ^
United States Casualty Ins. Co., of New Jer- *^
say, GeorL^e W. Jones & Co , agts, room gj
29 P. U. Bidg. "^
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Insurance Companies, Fire and ^
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iEtna, of Hartford, Conn.,
E. G. Coverdale, agt, Munroeville.
^tna, of Hartford, Conn., Johu Hough, agt,
5U Calhoun, Fort Wayne.
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^tna, of Hartford, Conn., M. Thompson, agt,
New Haven.
Banner Ins.Go., of Ft. Wayne
Wm. B. Currier, prest, H. G. Farr, sec'y,
office Hamilton's Block, Calhoun, Fort
Wayne.
Buckeye Mutual Fire Ins. Co., of Cleveland,
Ohio, Durgin & Edsall, agts, room 6 Bur-
gess Blk, over 1st National Bank, Fort
Wayne.
Cincinnati Home Ins. Co., of Cincinnati, Dur-
gin & Edsall, agts, room 6 Burgess Block-
over 1st National Bank, Fort Wayne.
City Fire Ins. Co., of Hartford, Conn., Geo.
F. Stiuchcomb & Co., agts, Aveline Blk,
71 Calhoun, Fort Wayne.
Corn Exchange Ins. Co., of New York, Bab-
cock & Lumbard, agts, office Hamilton's
Old Bank Bldg, Clinton st, Fort Wajme
Continental Ins. C"o., George F. Stiuchcomb,
&Co., agts, Aveline Block, 71 Calhoun,
Fort Wayne.
Enterprise Fire Ins. Co., of Cincinnati, Ohio,
Durgin & Edsall, agts, room 6 Burgess
Block, over 1st National Bank, Fort
Wavne.
Fireman's Ins. Co. of Chicago,
S. H. Bloomhuff, agt, room 25 P.O. Bldg,
Fort Wayne.
Hartford Fire Ins. Co.,
of Hartford, Conn., F. P. Randall, agt,
office w 8 Clinton, bet Columbia and
Main, Fort Wayne.
Home, of New York, John Hough, agt, office
50 Calhoun, Fort Wayne.
Home Fire Ins. Co.,
of New Haven, F. P. Randall, agt, office
w 8 Clinton, bet Columbia and Main,
Fort Wavue.
Indianapolis Fire Ins. Co.,
of Indianapolis, F. P. Randall, agt, office
w s Clinton, bet Columbia and Main,
Fort Wayne.
Insurance Co. of N. America,
of Philadelphia, H. H. Bossler,agt, room
4 over Hamilton's Bank, Fort Wayne.
International, of New York, John Hough, agt,
•"" office 50 Calhoun, Fort Wayne.
"^ Liverpool & London & Globe
2 FIRE & LIFE INS. CO., John S. Irwin,
CS art, office Merchants' National B'k, Fort
g Wayne.
S Lorillard Fire Ina. Co., of New York, H. C.
Hartman, agt, Hamilton's Hall Bldg, Fort
Wayne.
L.mberman's Ins. Co., of Chicago, 111., Dur-
gin & Edsall, agts, room 6 Burgess Blk,
over 1st National Bank, Fort Wayne.
Manhattan Fire Ins. Co.,
of New York, H. H. Bossier, agt, room 4
over Hamilton's Bank, Fort Wayne. ,
Merchants' Ins. Co., of Chicago, H. C. Hart-
man, agt, office Hamilton's Hall Bldg,
Fort Wayne.
Merchants' Ins. Co., of Hartford, Conn., Geo.
F. Stinchcomb & Co., agts, Aveline Bl'k,
71 Calhoun, Fort Wayne.
Metropolitan Ins. Co., of New York, Babcock
& Lumbard, agts, office Hamilton's Old
Bank Bldg, Clinton st. Fort Wayne.
North American Fire Ins. Co., of Hartford,
Conn., Durgin & Edsall, agts, room 6
Burgess Block, over 1st National Bank,
I'ort Wayne.
Phenix Fire Ins. Co., of Brooklyn, N. Y., S.
Lumbard, agt, office Hamilton's Old Bank
Bld'g, Clinton st. Fort Wayne.
Phoenix, of Hartford, Conn.,
G. W. Bell, agt. New Haven.
Phoenix Fire Ins. Co.,
of Hartford, Conn., H. H. Bossier, agt,
room 4 over Hamilton's Bank, Fort
Wayne.
Phoenix, of Hartford, Conn.,
F. V. V. Shell, agt, Monroeville.
Putnam Fire Ins. Co., of Hartford, Conn.,
Durgin & Edsall, agents, room 6 Burgess
Block, over 1st National Bank, Fort
Wayne.
Resolute Fire Ins. Co., of New York, H. G.
Farr, agt, office Hamilton's Blk, Calhoun
st. Fort Wayne.
Security Fire Ins. Co., of New York, Durgin
& Edsall, agts, room 6 Burgess Blk, over
1st National Bank, Fort Wayne.
Springfield Fire & Marine Ins. Co., of Spring-
field, Mass., George W. Babcock, agt,
office Hamilton's Old Bank Bldg, Clinton
st, Fort Wayne.
State Ins. Co., of Fort Wayne, Ind., George
W. Babcock, gen'l agt, office Hamilton's
Old Bank Bldg, Fort Wayne.
Underwriters' Agency, of New York, John
Hough, agt, 50 Calhoun, Fort Wayne.
Union Fire Ins. Co.,
of Indianapolis, In;.'., H. H. Bossier, agt,
office room 4 over Hamilton's Bank. Fort
Wayne.
Winneshiek Ins. Co., of Freeport, III, Bab-
cock & Lumbard. agts, office Hamilton's
Old Bank Bldg, Clinton st. Fort Wayne.
Yonkers & New York Fire Ins. Co., of New
York, Homer C. Hartraan, agt, Hamil-
Hall Bldg, Fort Wayne.
Insurance Companies, Life.
Connecticut General Life Ins. Co., of Hart-
ford, Conn., Durgin & Edsall, agta, room
6 Burgess Blk, over 1st National Bank,
Fort Wayne.
Take no Baking Powder but Biddle & Hoagland's.
INS BUSINESS REGISTER. LAW 211
Oonn. Mutual Life Ins. Co.,
of Hartford, Conn., Durgin & Edsnll,:tgts,
room fi Burgess Blk, over 1st National
Bank, Fort Wayne.
EpilaWe Life Assurance Society
of U. S., of New York, John S. Irwin,
agt, office Merchants' National B'k, Fort
Wayne.
Great Western Life Ins. Co., of New York,
George W. Jones, agt, room 29 P. 0.
Bldg, Fort Wayne.
Home, of Brooklyn, N. Y.,
F. V. V. Shell, agt, Monroeville.
Home Life Ins. Co., of N. Y.,
H. H. Bossier, agt, room 4 over Hamil-
ton's Bank, Fort Wayne.
Manhattan Life Ins. Co., of New York, Geo.
F. Stinchcomb, agt, Aveline Block, VI
Calhoun, Fort Wayne.
Mutual, of New York, .John Hough, agt, office
50 Calhoun, Fort Wayne.
New England Mutual Life Ins. Co., of Boston,
S. Lunibard, agt, office Hamilton's Old
Bank Bldg, Clinton st. Fort Wayne.
North America Life Ins. Co., of New York,
Homer C. Hartman, agt, Hamilton's Hall
Bldg, Fort Wayne.
Northwestern Mutual Life Ins. Co., of Wis-
consin, Charles M. Barton, agt, Aveline
Block, 7i Calhoun, Fort Wayne.
Mers'Life&AcciSeBtIiis.Gfl.,
of Hartford, Conn., H. H. Bossier, State
agt, room 4 over Hanviltoa's Bank, Fort
Wayne.
Insurance Companies, Live
* Stock.
Hartford Live Stock Ins. Co.,
of Hartford, Conn., H. H. Bossier, agt,
room 4 over Hamilton's Bank, Fort
Wayne.
Hartford, of Hartford, Conn.,
' F. V. V. Shell, agt, cor Main and South,
Monroeville.
Intelligence Office.
{See also JUmployment Agents.)
Jones George W. & Co., room 29 P. 0. Bldg,
Fort Wavne.
Iron Founders.
{See Foundries and Machine Shops.)
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Iron and Steel Warehouses.
{See Hardware.)
Jewelers.
{See Watches, C'/ock.i and Jnvdry.
Justices of the Peace.
{See Apf/ndlz.)
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64 Calhoun, Fort Wayne.
Fray F. M., n w cor Calhoun and Wayne.
Neireiter Kate, 14 W. Main, Fort Wayne
Taylor Charles F., 3 Aveline Bloci^, Fort 5
Wayne. CD
Weber A., n w cor Main and Clinton, Fort "^
Wayne. £
Winsor James H., 74 Columbia, Fort Wayne. 09
Lath and Shingles.
{See also Lumber Dealers.)
Trier & Tegtmyer,
w s Ev/ing, bet the canal and Water.
Lawyers.
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Bittinger Adam H.
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Bloomhuff S. H., room 25 Post Office bldg, g.
Fort Wayne. J^j"
Bowser J. C, room 3 over Hamilton's Bank, O
Fort Wayne. t^.
Brackenridge Joseph, (Judge,) room 3 over CO
Hamilton's Bank, Fort Wayne. ^^^
Brackenridge Robert, room 3 over Hamilton's ™
Bank, Fort Wavne. O
Carson William W., office No. 2 Phoenix 2.
Block, Calhoun, Fort Wayne. ^
Colerick D. H. & W. G., «
Calhoun, opp Court House, Fort AVayne. ^
Colerick J. & D., §
Stewart's Bldg, C.illioun, opp Court
House, Fort Wayne. CO
Coombs & Miller,
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50 Calhoun, Fort Wayne.
Coverdale E. G., Monroeville.
Dickison Henry, New Haven.
Edgerton Joseph K. 85 W. Wayn,', Fort ^3
Wavne.
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Fay James, room 1 over Haiiiilton's Bank, C^
Fort Wayne. fj
France J. S., office 5 E. Main. CD
Hough John, .o() Calhoun, Fort Wayne
Jenison William T., loom 1 over Haa:iltoa*8
Bank, Fort Wayne.
Milliman C. T. N., No. .'» E. Mwn, Fort
Wayne.
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Ninde, Taylor & Robertson, office U W.
Miiin, Fort Wayne.
2 U'Rourke Edward, office Court House, Fort
^ Wayne.
g Eandall Franklin P.,
t^ 9 Clinton, Ft. Wayne.
- Ryan Daniel, w s Callioun, (Phoenix Block,)
P^ ' bet Main and Columbia, Fort Wayne.
■g ScliellJames H.,
(D No. 8 Burgess Block, over First National
|3 Bank, Fort Wayne.
5Z2 Shaffer John, Hall's Corners.
I Shell F. V. v.,
cor Main and South, Monroeville.
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^ Hun. James M. Borden,
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N. Y. City.
Fort Wavue.
t>^ Smith William, office u w cor Main and Cal-
^ houn. Fort Wayne.
Q^ Spencer & Zollars, Calhoun, opposite Key-
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Neireiter & Miller, 121 Columbia, Fort
Wavne.
Reed & Hayes, 57 E. Columbia, Fort Wayne
Robinson Jatnes H., w s Hurrison, head of
Columbia, Fort Wayne.
Sander C. W., 8i Columbia, Fort Wayne.
Vordcrmark E., No. 4 Phoenix Block, Cal-
houn, Fort Wayne.
Weisser E. & Co., 116 Columbia, Fort Wayne.
Lime Burners and Dealers.
Kenney & Roper, n e cor Barr an.d Columbia,
Fort Wayne.
Lillie & Brother
w s N. Callioun, on the Canal, Fort
Wayne.
Paul & Koester, n e cor Ca-s and Pearl, Fort
Wayne.
Live Stock Dealers.
Anderson Frederick M., Maysrille, Harlan
P. 0.
Fischer Jobst, New Haven.
Hamilton William, Fort Wayne.
McCormick William M., Eel Township, Perry.
Livery, Boarding and Sale
Stables,
stone Block, Fort Wayne.
TMelmann George 0.,
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0^ office 17 E. Main, Fort Wayne.
« Wagner Bernard, office Phosnix Block, Fort
C3 Wayne.
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Westrumb H. C. F«,
office Justice's Office, Fort Wayne.
Whedon & Kerr,
<!;» n w cor Main and Calhoun, Fort Wayne.
& Wilkison James, Maysville, Harlan P. 0. '
^ Wiilsou H. F., room '27 Post Office building,
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Fort Wayne.
^^ Wines Marshall W., No. 2 Phosnix Block,
05 Callioun, Fort Wayne.
pJCh Worden James L., office Court House, Fort
■*"* Wayne.
ti Worden & Morris, office Court House, Fort
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Leather and Findings.
Boss Henry, e s Calhoim, ^ n Jefferson, Fort
Wayne.
Fletcher J, Frank,
s e cor Calhoun and Maumeo, nr railroad
depot. Fort Wayne.
Glynn Mattiiias, 53 E. Main, Fort Wayne.
Luce George W., Maysville, Harlan P. 0.
Jleeks & Grandstaff, Main st, Monroeville.
Read A. J., Court st, opp Court House, Fort
Wayne. ♦
Swain Jackson,
s s Berry, 1 w Calhoun, Fort Wavne
Taylor, W. M,,
e s Calhoun, 1 s Mayer House, Fort
Wayne.
Vanalstine William,
w s Barr, bet Main and Columbia, Fort
)Vayne.
Young Henry J., s s Pearl, bet Harrison and
Maiden Lane, P'ort Wayne.
Locksmiths and Bell Hansrers.
Baquet C, 20 W. Main, Fort Wayne.
Reiling August, n w cor Pearl and Ewing,
Fort Wayne.
Lumber, Hardwood.
Prentiss J. R. & Son, 23 W. Water, Fort
Wayne.
Retailers of Domestics, Silks, Shawls, Dress Goods, Hosiery, Gloves, Notions.
LUM BUSINESS KEGISTEE. MID 213
Lumber Fl^anufacturers and
Dealers.
Baker William D., Monroeville.
Clark & Rhinesniith, railroad s e depot, Fort
Wayne.
Edgertoii J. K. & Co., railroad s e depot,
Fort Wayne.
Hall, Sclinelker k Co., New Haven.
McElfatrick & Lewis, cor Clinton and Water,
Fort Wayne.
Prentiss J. li. & Son, 23 W. Water, Fort
Wavne.
Machinists.
{See also Foundries and 3Iachine Shops, also
Steam Ungiue Builders.)
Kestel Peter,
w 8 Calhoun, 2 n .Jefferson, Fort Wayne.
Eastetter Louis,
42 W. Jeflcr.-Jou, Fort Wayne.
Maisters.
{See Brewers )
Marble Workers and Dealers.
Lawson Robert P., cor Main and Cass, Fort
Wayne.
Humphrey, Becker & Suttermeister, n w cor
Main and Fulton, Fort Wavne.
fVlason Builders.
{See Contractors, also Carpenters and Builders,)
Kelsey James, w s Harrison, 1 n Main, Fort
Wayne.
Lekanf John, 98 Barr, Fort Wayne.
Meyers & Jobs, 94 Barr, Fort Wavne.
Orr Michael, 84 Barr, Fort Wayne.
Schiefer.stein Philip, n s Main, 6 w Barr,
Fort Wayne.
Weller John G., w s Calhoun, 6 s Wayne,
Fort Wayne.
Wilkins Christian, e s Calhoun, 5 n Washing
ton ; also, w s Broadway, 3 n Jefferson,
Fort VVayne.
W^olf Abraham, lU and 05 W. W\aync, Fort
Wavne.
Mechanics Tools.
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Morgan & Beach,
89 Columbia, Fort Wayne.
Oakley B. W. & Son,
79 Columbia, Foit Wavne.
Merchant Tailors.
Masonic Jewels.
ANGELL B. D., 64 Calhoun, Fort Wayne.
leat Markets.
Black David H., w s Calhoun, 3 n Baker,
Fort Wayne.
Brookes John, New Haven.
Burhau Edward, opp Main st. Exchange
Dorkcr & Hendershot, 66 Calhoun, Fort
Wayne.
Eckart Frederick, w s Calhoun, bet Main
and Berry, Fort Wayne.
Eckart Frederick P. W., w s Calhoun, 2 s
Washington, Fort Wayne.
Fisher Isaac, n s Griffith, 1 s Washington,
Fort Wayne.
Fisher Joseph, New Haven.
Johnson William M., Maysville, Hailan P. 0.
Keefer Samuel, Maysville, Harlan P. 0.
Bostick E.,
100 Cfdumbia, Fort Wayne.
Clark Joseph A., 4 Aveline Honse, Fort
Wayne.
Dtininger Josei)h E., s s Jefferson, 1 w Cal- ,
houn, Fort Wayne.
Elliott Abraham, Maysville, Harlan P. 0.
Fiedderman John G. & Co.,
25 Main, Fort Wayne.
Freeman Joseph, 3 Keystone Block, Fort
Wayne.
Keefer & Heingartner,
19 Clinton, Fort Wayne.
Krimmel Traugott, w s Calhoun, 3 n Wash-
ington, Fort Wayne.
Lauferty & Bro., 108 Columbia, Fort Wayne.
\ Mayer & Grieb, w s Barr, bet W'ayne and
Berry, Fort Wayne.
j Nirdlinger & Oppenheimer, 1 Keystone Blk,
Fort Wayne.
Prill Isaac, Areola.
Rabus John, w s Lima rd, 2 n High, Fort
Wavne.
[ Schmalz Charles, 18 E. Wayne, Fort Wayne.
I Shannon Michael, 96 Columbia, Fort W.ivne.
! Thieme J. G. & Bro., 71 E. Columbia, Fort
i Wayne.
I Vogel C. G. & Son, e s Calhoun, opp Phoenix
Blk, Fort Wayne.
Willie Francis, New Haven.
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{See Flour Mills.)
Midwives.
Matsch Dorothea, 234 W. Washingtor, For",
Wayne.
Remember Biddle & Hoagland's is the Cheap Drug Store.
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Fort Wayne Machine Works, Bass & Ilanna,
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nery Goods.
Buttenbender L., 1*79 W. Wasliington. Fort
Wayne.
Coolv Emily, 168 W. Jefferson, Fort Wayne.
Delzell S. J., a PLoenix Blk, Fort Wayne.
Foncanon Nancy A., Mrs , Monroeville.
Fray F. M., n w cor Wayne and Calhoun,
Fort Wayne.
Gilchrist Mellissa, room 12 Burgess Blk, Fort
Wayne.
Neireiter Kate Miss, 14 W. Main, Fort
Wayne.
Oiff C. & Co., 103 Columbia, Fort Wayne.
Piepenbrink Christian, n w cor Calhoun and
Jefferson, Fort Wayne.
Saxton Madame, 70 Calhoun, Fort Wayne.
Sexton Flora, 3 Union Blk, Main st. Fort
Wayne.
Shilling & Lau, 4 Phoenix Blk, Calhoun st,
Fort Wayne.
Shordon Catharine, 17 Clinton, Fort Wayne.
Vogel C. G. Mrs., e s Calhoun, opp Phoenix
Blk, Fort Wayne.
Wagner Henry, 24 Court, Fort Wayne.
Weber A., n w cor Main and Clinton, Fort
Wayne.
Model Makers.
Mouldings.
{See Cabinet Makers ; also Fleming Mills.)
McElfatrick & Lewis, cor Clinton and Water.
Fort Wayne.
Mowers and Reapers.
{See Agricultural Jmplements.)
iusic and Musical Instruments
Anderson Thomas B., 2 Aveliue Blk, Fort
Wayne.
Hill C. L., 52 and 54 Calhoun, Foit Wayne.
Kestel Peter, w s Calhoun, 2 n Jefferson, Fort
W-ayne.
Stockbridge N. P.,
104 Columbia, Fort Wayne.
Walther & Ogden,
21 Clinton, Fort Wayne.
lail Keg Hoops.
BEGUE J. & Co., New Haven.
Nails.
E. ^7^. P^OSTOIST,
MODEL MAKER.
Models of all Kinds
Made on SHORT NOTICE, in the BEST
STYLES, and on
ej PtesLSonsblDle Terms
Morgan & Beach,
89 Columbia, Fort Wayne.
Oakley B.W.& Son,
79 Columbia, Fort Wayne.
News and Periodical Depots.
Siemon Bro. & Co., 77 E. Columbia, Fort
Wayne.
SMITH LOEIN,
Post Office Bldg, Fort Wayne.
Newspapers.
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Burgess Block, over First National Bank,
FOET WAYjVB, IND.
Boston E. W.
room 7 Burgess Blk, Fort Wayne.
Dollar Weekly Press, D. W. Jones & Son,
publishers and proprs, Pearl st, rear Phoe-
nix Blk, Fort Wavne.
INDIANA STAATS ' ZEITUNG, (weekly,)
Sarnighausen & Kampe, proprs, n e cor
Columbia isnd Clinton, Fort Wavne.
FORT WAYNE DAILY AND WEEKLY
DEMOCRAT, E. & F. J. Zimmerman, edi-
tors and proprs, 1 Phoenix Blk, Calhoun
st, Fort Wayne.
FORT WAYNE DAILY AND WEEKLY
GAZETTE, Isaac Jenkinson, propr and
publisher, 125 Columbia, Fort Wayne.
Get your Paints, Oils and D^^e Stuffs at Biddle & Hoagland's
NOT BUSINESS REGISTER. PAI 215
Notaries Public.
(See also Lawyers. )
Bloomhuff S. H.,
room 25 Post Office Bldg, Fort Wayne.
Bossier H. H., room 4, over Hamilton's Bank,
Fort Wayne.
Oarier A. H., room 30 Post Office BIdg, Fort
Wayne.
Colerick W. G., Calhoun st, opp Court House,
Fort Wayne.
Coverdale Ellas 6.,
Monroeville.
S. C. AYRES, M. D.,
RESIDENT
OciiM^t and Auiist,
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Esmond George,
26 and 27 Post Office Bldg, Fort Wayne.
Fisher David C, office, 50 Calhoun, Fort
Wayne.
Graham James E.,
room 4, over Hamilton's Bank, Fort
Wayne.
Hartman Homer C, Hamilton Hall Bld'g,
Fort Wayne.
Hayden John W., w s Clinton, 1 s Wayne,
Fort Wayne.
Hough John, .50 Calhoun, Fort Wayne.
Jones George W.,
room 29 Post Office Bldg. Fort Wayne.
Kerr William J., office n w cor Main and Cal-
houn, Fort Wayne.
Eogers John, New Haven.
Sliaffer John, Madison Township Monroeville
P. 0.
Office JSo. 80 Calhoun St., S
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Oil, Linseed.
Story & Clark,
ss Canal, 1 w Callioun.
Omnibus Lines.
Fletcher C. P.,
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Oyster Depots.
Shell F. V. v.,
Main, cor South, Monroeville.
Stinchcomb George F. & Co.. Aveline block,
71 Calhoun, Fort Wayne.
Tons Henry, office 50 Callioun, Fort Wayne.
Wood George W., n vv cor Berry and Barr,
Fort Wayne.
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Fort Wayne Fruit House, 1.
J. B. White, propr, 18 W. Berry, Fort !:9
Wayne. g
Haskell Washington, 43 E. Columbia, Fort »—•
Wayne. »"^
Huestes & Hamilton, 83 and 85 Columbia, S
Fort Wavne. -
Packing Boxes.
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Wise Piatt J., s of Railroad, opp Depot, Fort 2,
Wayne. -^
Nurserymen and Florists.
Covington Thomas, Aboite Township.
Elm Park, DeGroff Nelson, propr, Adams
Township, 3 miles e of Fort Wayne. De-
pot, ss Main, bet Harrison and Calhoun,
Fort Wayne.
Home Place, St. Joe River, 1 mile n of City,
H. E. Rudisill, propr, Fort Wavne.
Rein hard Fox, w s Fox. s T. W. & W. Ry.,
Fort Wavne.
Oculists and Aurists.
Ayres Stephen C, office 80 Calhoun, Fort
Wayne.
Stevens Gilbert L.,
15 E. Jefferson, Fort Wayne,
Painters, Banner.
Kover 0. J., Robinson's blk, head of Colum
bia. Fort Wayne.
Painters, Carriage.
Bellamy Albert F., n s Main, bet Maiden Lane
and Harrison, Fort Wayne.
Seybold Charles F., e s Calhoun, 3 s Holman,
Fort Wayne.
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Painters, Fresco.
Kover 0. J., Robinson blk, head of Colum
bia, Fort Wavne.
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Painters, House, Sign and Or-
namental.
Alter Jacob, w s VanBuren, 2 s Jefferson,
Fort Wayne.
KOOT & CO., 90 Columbia St., keep a'large slock of Cloaklngs, Cloths,
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62 Calhoun, McDougal Block, Fort
Wayne.
Boehm C., Robinson Block, Fort Wayne.
Buhr Nicholas, 131 E. Washington, Fort
Wayne.
Carrington Andrew D., Maysville, Ilarhtn,
P. 0.
Day Henry, e a Clinton, 1 n Main, Fort
Wayne.
Fairfield John, Monroevilla.
Gibson F. X., e s Jackson, bet Jefferson and
Wilt, Fort Wayne.
Kleiner John, 198 W. Jefferson, Fort Wayne.
Kliuer John, e s Griffith, 23 Jefferson, (.''ort
Wavne.
^ KOYEE 0. J.,
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Fort Wayne.
Lewis Harvey W., Cuba, Harlan P. 0.
Miller Lewis, n s Main, 4 w Barr, Fort Wayne.
Page Stanley, al, bet Blurry and Main, Clin-
ton and Barr, Fort Wayne.
Sapp Joseph, Haniikon, Leo, P. 0.
YERGENS A. H.,
78 and 80 Calhon, Fort Wayne.
Painters, Landscape & Portrait.
DILLE J. H.,
over Hamilton's Bank, Calhoun, Fort
Wavne.
Paints, Oils and Glass.
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Grainer, Glazier & Paper Hanger,
CALHOUJS- ST.,
One Block North of the Depot.
FT WAYNE, - INDIANA.
Starkey & Rupert, w s Calhoun, 3 n Berry
Fort Wayne.
Sweney J. L. & Co., Pearl, rear Keystone
Block, Fort Wayne.
J. G. WILMOT,
ORMMENTIL PliTER,
North End of Clinton Street,
FT. WAYNE, - INDIANA.
House Sign, Carriage, Window Shade
and Ornamental Paintii.g, Paper
Hanging, etc.. Glazing, Gilding
and Graining, Neatly Done.
Biddle & Hoagland, 109, 111 and 113, Colum-
bia, Fort Wayne.
Bond & Nones, 9Ji Columbia, Fort Wayne.
MEYEE BROS. & 00, "
118 Columbia and 2 Keystone blk, For^
Wayne.
Starkey"& Rupert, r.^ s Calhoun, 3 n Berry,
Fort Wayne.
Paper Collars.
{See also GcnU'' Furnishmg G-oodn.)
ANGELL B, D.,
64 Calhoun, Fort Wayne.
Paper Hangings.
{See .BookseUevs and Stationers, also Famiers.)
Paper Mills.
Dobilinski, Freeman & Bard, salesroom fl
E. Columbia, Mills on St. Joseph River,
4 miles n e the City, Fort Wayne.
Patent Fanning IVSachines.
POULSON B.-& CO.,
46 W. Main, Fort Wavne.
Patent Medicines.
{See also Druggists.)
Becht Adam, s s Butler, 1 w Hoagland av.
Fort Wayne.
BIDDLE & HOAGLAND, n w cor Columbia
and Calhoun, Fort Wayne.
Gratigny & Bro.,
s w cor Jfain and Calhoun, Fort Wayne.
Meyer Brothers & Co,,
118 Columbia and 2 Keystone Block,
Fort Wayne.
Cassimeres, Blankets, Flannels-, Underwear, Fancy Woolens, Furs.
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Patent Right Agencies.
Jones George W. & Co.,
29 Post Office Bldg, Fort Wayne.
Willson H. F.,
room 27 Post Office Bldg, Fort Wayne.
Pension Agents.
[See Bounty, Pemion and War Claim Agents.)
Petrolene Fluid.
Hildebrand William & Co.,
w s Calhoun, 6 s Wayne, Fort Wayne.
Photographs, Ambrotypes, etc
Bowen George, Moiiroeville.
Conklin Theodore, (SlioafF's GiiUery,) n w cor
Main and Calhoun, Fort Wayne.
Dille J. H,
(COLORIST) over Hamilton's Bank, Fort
Wayne.
Kejstoiie Art Gallery. J. A. Slioaff,
prop, cor Columbia and Calhoun, Fort
Wayne.
Saunders Joseph B.,
No. 3 Phreuix Block, Calhoun, Fort
Wayne.
Williams k Bro.,
106 Columbia, Fort Wayne.
Brooks William II., office and residence 108
W. Main, Fort Wayne.
Bruebach George T., g«
8 w cor Calhoun and Berry, Fort Wayne. CO
Clark James, Marion Town;ihip, Root P. 6. ^
Cosgrove Franklin, Maysville, Harlan P. 0. f[>
Crippen Asa B., New Haven. k_.
Dougall William, Adams Township, New {={
Haven P. 0. ,_►
Engle J. B., Madison Township, Monroe/ille tJ*
P. 0. 5?
Eakin Thomas C, Monroeville. u
Ervviii A. J., office Calhoun, opp Keystone pj
Block, Fort Wayne. C3
J. F. FITZSIMMOl^S, M. D.
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Com pany.
78 Calhoun Street,
FORT WAYNE,
INDIANA.
Physicians and Surgeons,
Anderson Joseph H., New Haven
Ayres Henry ]'., n e cor Main and Calhoun,
Fort Wayne.
Bacon Francis C, Huntertown, Perry P. 0.
G. W. BOWEN, M.l)7"
HOMCEOPATHIC
Office 52 Calhoun st..^ {vj) kiairs.)
Residence 49 Barr st., near Main.
Office Hours.— S to 10 A. M. ; 2 to 4 P. M. ;
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Fuller James S., Huntertown, Perry P. 0. ^^
Gallus J. W., Adams Township, New Haven tr*
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Goeriz A., £
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Gregg J. S., office, n w Columbia and Calhoun, «•
Fort Wayne.
Grogan William F., w s Calhoun, 3 s Jeffer- W
son, Fort Wavne. O
Guenther J. W., Maysville, Harlan P. 0. g,
Henry Joseph D., Maple.s. ♦ ^
Jesse JoHn M., office Phronix Block, Fort ^^
Wayne. p3~
Kelsey P. G., s w cor Berry and Calhoun, Fort ^
VVayne. ©
Riser Daniel, 190 W. Main, Fort Wayne. j=!
Leonard Park M.
office No. 6 Phoenix Block, Fort Wavne. ^
Lieber F., 11 E. Main, Fort Wayne.
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McCuUough Thomas P.,
office 80 Calhoun, Fort Wayne. '\\
.McDuffev James, Eel River Township, Perrv. ^
Myers W. E, ^
s w cor Main and Calhoun, Fort Wayne. ^
Xull Lvcurgus S., New Haven. ??
Oiiro Josei'ili, Maysville, Harlan P. 0.
Rosenthal Isaac, n e cor Main and Calhoun,
Fi>i-l Wayne.
Schmitz Charles, n w cor College and Wilt;
1 Fort Wayne.
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Smith Cornelius S.,
38 Douglas av, Fort Wayne.
g Spratt William, Hamilton, Leo P. 0.
^Sturgis & Myer,
^ s w cor Main and Calhoun, Fort Wayne.
Thacker William H., s w cor Berry and Cal-
^ houn. Fort Wayne.
O Thomas James, Adams Township, New Haven
C^ P.O.
-, linger George, 46 W.Washington, Fort Wayne.
^ Ward E. S., Zaiiesville.
^^ Wheelock & Murphy, Hamilton, Leo P. 0.
CS Whery William P., office over Biddle & Hoag-
^ land's Drug Store, Fort Wayne.
:B Williamson M. F.
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_^ Woodworth B. H., office n w cor Columbia and
,t^ Calhoun, Fort Waviie.
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Piano Forte Dealers.
JM HillC. L., 52-4, Calhoun, Fort Wayne.
1 Walther & Ogden,
^ 21 Clinton, Fort Wayne.
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^ \yalther & Ogden, 21 Clinton, Fort Wayne.
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O , Picture Frames.
{See also. Cabinet Makers.)
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O Fort Wayne.
d Wood William, w s Callioun, 3 n Jeflerson,
S^ ' Fort Wavne.
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^ Planing Mills.
{See also. Sash, Doors and Blmds.)
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9 Gothe & Co., New Haven.
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^' Plaster, Hair and Cement.
2 {See also. Lime Burners and Dealers.)
Plow Manufacturers.
Bowser J C & Co., 23 W. Water, Fort Wayne,
Reid A. D. & Co., .57 W. Main, Pert Wayne,
Potash Manufacturers.
Struwer William k Co., e s Ewing, u £ of the
Canal, Fort Wayne.
Printers, Book and Job.
Democrat Office,
No. 1 Phoenix Block, Calhoun, Fort
Wayne.
Gazette Office,
I. Jenkinson, propr, 125 Columbia, Fort
Wayne.
Indiana Staats Zeitung,
n e cor Columbia and Clinton, Fort Wayne
Jones David W. & Son, Pearl, rear Keystone
Block, Fort Wayne.
Norton W. H., n w cor Clinton and Main. Fort
Wavne.
PJ Llllie & Brother, ws N.Calhoun, on the Canal,
Fort Wayne.
Plasterers.
{See also. Mason Builders.)
Gilford Alfred, Hamilton, Leo P. 0.
Maxfield Henry W., Cuba, Harlan P. 0.
jfThomas L., Leo.
iSloffer Aaron Jr., Eel Township, Perry.
Produce Commission Merchants
Bash & Eakin, 61 E. Columbia, Fort Wayne.
Freiburger Simon, 63 E. Columbia, Fort
Wayne.
Haskell Washington, 43 E. Columbia, Fort
Wayne.
Heilbroner, A., 1 Calhoun, Fort Wayne.
Hill & Orbison,
129 and 131 Columbia, Fort Wayne.
Jennings J. W., w s Harrison, head of Colum-
bia, Fort Wayne.
READ M. & CO.,
40. E. Columbia, Fort Wayne.
Publishers.
{See Xewspapera.)
Pump Makers and Dealers.
Boardman & Co., S. R. Boardmau, agt, 204
W. Wayne.
Dunten William, Huntertown, Perry.
KYLE A. P. & CO.,
164 Broadway, Fort Wayne.
Pierce James S., n s Pearl, bet Ewing and
Griffith, Fort Wayne.
Purchasing Agency.
Jones George W. & Co,
29 Post Office Bldg, Fort Wayne.
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Railroads.
{See Transportation, Appendix.)
Real Estate Agents and Dealers.
Barbour Mvron F., 9 E. Berrv, Fort Wayne.
Bloomhuff'S. H., room 25 Post Office Bldg,
Fort Wa_yne.
Butler Niitlian. office Court House, Fort Wayne
COVERDALE E. G.,
Monroeville.
Esmond George,
26-7 P. 0. bldg, Fort Wayne.
Hanna Charles, 77 E. Berry, Fort Wayne.
Hartman Homer C, Hamilton Hall bldg.
Fort Wayne.
Hough John, office, 50 Calhoun, Ft. Wayne.
Jones George W., room 29 P. 0. bldg. Fort
Wayne.
Shell F. V. v.,
Main, cor South, Monroeville.
Stiuchbomb George F. & Co., Aveline blk,
71 Calhoun, Fort Wayne.
Reapers and Mowers.
{See AgricuHural Implements.)
Refrigerators.
(See also House Far nishing Goods.)
Morgan & Beach,
89 Columbia, Fort Wayne.
Regalia.
AngellB.D.,
64 Calhoun, Fort Wavne.
Restaurants.
{See also Saloons.)
Blakey Christopher, 78 Calhoun, Fort Wayne.
Boling Lemuel R., 25 W. Main, Ft. Wayne.
Columbia Restaurant, John Leichner, propr,
120 Columbia, Fort Wayne.
Cothrell Jared, 65 E. Columbia, Ft. Wayne.
Cummings Theodore T. J., n s Railroad, nr
depot. Fort Wayne.
Houser John M., 26 W. Main, Fort Wayne.
Hull Wesley, n s Railroad, nr depot. Fort
Wayne.
O'ConneH D. & Bro., e s Calhoun, Aveline
House blk. Fort Wayne.
Rollins & Crowner, Monroeville.
St. Nicholas Restaurant, Kalbacher & Schank,
proprs, e s Calhouu, 2 n Wayne, Fort
Wavne.
Stein Charles, 25 Court, Fort Wayne.
Weiman & Fox, 25 Main, Fort Wayne.
Wentc William, 17 E. Main, and i Keystone
blk. Fort Wayne.
Whitljeck George H., n e cor Calhoun and
Railroad, Fort Wayne.
Saddlery Hardware.
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Neireitcr Caspar, 122 Coluinliia, Ft. Wavne. ^
OAKLEY B. W. & SON, g-
79 Coluinhia, Fort Wayne.
Shoafi Samuel, 119 Columbia, P'ort Wayne.
Saddle and Harness Make
Derbv James W., Maysville, Harlan
JOHNS ALFRED S.,
Tio Columbia, Fort Wayne.
Neireiter Caspar, 122 Columbia, Way
Reynolds Ephraim, Monroeville.
Schnitker & Miller, \ew Haven.
Shoaff Samuel, 119 Columbia, Fort Wi
Traub Lewis, 901 Columbia, Fort " '
Safes, Fire and Burglar
OAKLEY B. W. & SON,K.
79 Columbia, Fort Wayne.
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Saloons.
{See also Restaurants.)
Albert Nicolas, 88 Barr, Fort Wayne.
Aufrecht Jacob, n e cor Main and Ha
Fort Wayne.
Aveline House Saloon, A. A. Bronsou,
Aveline House, Fort Wayne.
Bauserman Francis C, New Haven. , .
Bechtold Lewis, n s Main, 6 w Barr, FoTt
Wayne.
BeugnotJ., New Haven.
Bloem Louis, e s Lima rd, 2 n Second. Fort
Wayne.
Brenner David, 13 W. Wayne, Fort Wayne.
Bula Daniel, e s Calhoun, 5 n Jefferton, Fort
Wayne. j
Clark James, Marion Township, Root. I
Claus John C, n w cor Pritchard and Broad--*
way. Fort Wayne.
Columbia Restaurant,
H. H. Bickel, propr, New Haven.
Connett Joseph B., w s Harrison, bet Main
and Berry, Fort Wayne.
Creigh Hugh, Woodburn.
Develin William, Hamilton, Leo P. 0.
Didier Joseph, n w cor Main and Harrison,
Fort Wayne.
Donahoe John, w s S. Calhoun, nr city limits.
Dumas Peter, e s Calhoun, bet Douglas and
Holman, Fort Wayne.
Fischer Anthony, propr Union Saloon, 54
Main, Fort Wayne.
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Fox & Strickland, n w cor Chicago and Cal-
lioun, Fort Wayne.
♦ _ Freiudstine Peter, s s Columbia, bet Barr and
CD Lafayette, Fort Wayne.
^ Frizzoll Lenuiel, 16 Barr, Fort Wayne.
^Geranlin Bros., s w cor Barr and Berry, Fort
►2 Wayne.
^ Goodman Francis X., 12 Calhoun, Fort
, ■» Wayne.
?H Gronauet W.G., 82 Callioun, Fort Wayne.
^ Harbst Fredcricl?^, s w cor Calhoun and W.
•"^ .;■,■ Jefferson, Fort Wayne.
■ 7j;;IIeiber Frederick, 54 Calhoun, Fort Wayne,
J^^atl ^^ogan Patrick, s e cor Holman & Calhoun.
■y Fort Wayne.
^m ITo'/.;;, Timothy, s e cor Calhoun and Grand,
^ ."Vnt Wayne. •
r .lohn M., 26 W. Main, Fort Wayne.
r & Jones, s e cor Pearl and Harrison,
ijort. Wayne.
' 'oa'i+y George, s w cor Lafayette and Wal-
'itce, Fort Wa.yne.
1 Joseph S., Maumee rd bet Division
Walnut, Fort Wayne.
h Julius, 12 W. Main, Fort Wayne,
illiam, s e cor Clinton and Main, Fort
ayne.
g William, 86 Barr, Fort Wayne,
ohii M.. 22 E. Berry, Fort Wayne.
John, G., w s Broadway 6 s Pritch-
■d, Fort Wayne.
K^.^Bfeer John, I'io Columbia, Fort Wayne,
"'"■■"^dwin, Maysville, Harlan P. 0.
;an Mary, Virginia opp spoke factory,
rt Wayne.
aid & GaiFney, w s Calhoun 3 n Clii-
go. Fort Wayne.
Hyppolite, 50 E. Columbia, Fort
ayne.
& Finnegan, nr cor Lafayette and Hol-
an St., Fort Wayne.
George, w s Lima rd 3 w bridge. Fort
. . ayne.
2 Middleton Ambrose, Maples.
^ Monot Peter, New Haven.
g Neuenschwander Isaac M., 15 W. Wavne,
jg Fort Wayne.
0l Patton Charies, s s Columbia 3 e of Barr,
ji^^ Fort Wayne.
\<j> Rapp Christian, 24 W. Main, Fort Wayne.
f\t^ Renaud Henry, 64 E. Columbia, Fort Wayne.
Rosenbaum Frank, n w cor Monroe and
Wayne, Fort Wayne.
Scheie & Louer, 5 E. Main, Fott Wayne.
Schnelker Herman, New Haven.
Schulthcss John, 82 Barr, Fort Wayne.
Seabold Christian, e s Calhoun, bet Douglas
and Holman, Fort Wayne.
I" Shell & Baker, cor Main and South, Fort
Wavne.
;Simona & Mills, 80 Barr, Fort Wa3me.
Stewart Alexander, Hamilton, Leo P. 0.
Stur?enberger Anton, w s Lafayette, 2 s
Columbia, Fort Wayi'.e
Summers James, n w cor Calhoun and Baker,
Fort Wayne.
Tochtermann Gottlieb, 81-" Columbia, Fort
Wayne.
Waldmann Benedict, w s Calhoun, 5 n Jeffer-
son, Fore Wayne.
Wente William, 17 E. Main, and 1 Keystone
Blk, Fort Wayne.
Whitman Harry, w s Lima rd, bet Canal
feeder and Douglas, Fort Wavne.
Wieblke & Taymeier, 128 W. Columbia, Fort
Wayne.
Wiseman Jacob. 32 W. Main, Fort Wayne.
Zimmerman Antonie, 49 E. Main, Fort Wayne
Sash Doors and Blinds.
{See also Lumber Dealers ; also Flailing Mills.)
Brandriff A. D, & Co., 58 and 60 E. Colum-
bia, Fort Wayne.
Coclirane, Humphrey & Co.,
n w cor Fulton and Pearl, Fort Wayne.
Fronefield & Todd, n s Duck, nr Clinton, Fort
Wayne.
Hurd Orrin D., n s Canal, w Barr, Fort Wayne
Strodel George,
Sausag^e SVlakers.
Eckert Frederick, w s Calhoun, bet Main and
Berry, Fort Wayne.
Noll Charles, 64^ E. Columbia, Fort Wayne.
Ofnloeh Peter, 99 Francis, Fort Wayne.
Orr Michael, 84 Barr, Fort Wayne."
Strodel Mathias, 12 E. Berry, Fort Wayne.
Saw Repairers.
Barbier Peter F., 107 E. Main, Fort Wayne.
C OLSON EDWAED,
57 W. Main, Fort Wayne.
Saw Mills.
76 Calhoun, Fort Wayne.
Strodel Mathias, 12 E. Berry Fort Wavne.
Stump & Smith, 28 W. Wayne, Fort Wavne.
Antrup Frederick W., St. Joseph Township*
Fort Wayne P. 0.
Baker & Bro., Mouroeville.
Baker & Bro., s s Water, cor Lafayette, Fort
Wayne.
Baker & Co., Monroeville.
Bird, Bowser & Mapel, Maples.
Blystone Peter, Washington Township, Fort
Wayne.
Bowman & Bro., Aboite Township, Fort
Wayne.
Burkholder John, Hamilton, Leo P. 0.
Dague Jacob & Bro., Madison Township, Mon-
roeville.
Grube Israel, Madison Township, Monroe-
ville.
Green Henry S., Eel River Townsliip, Perry
P. 0.
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Flachs & Fry, Madison Township, Monroeville
P. 0.
fox, Tinibrook & Co., Maysville, Harlan P 0
Hall, Schnelker & Go,
New Haven.
Hollopeter Jacob, Majsville, Harlan P. 0.
Hunter William S., Perrj'.
Jennes& James, Maysville, Harlan P. 0.
Krudop, Brandt & Co., w s Cass, bet Water
andtbe Canal, Fort Wayne.
Lake Eli, Cuba, Harlan P. 0.
Meeds, Mooney & Co., Jackson Township,
, Monroeville P. 0.
Miser lienjamin, Areola.
Monesmith & Snyder, Marion Township, Root
Parker Christian, St. Joseph, Fort Wayne
P. 0.
Kauke, William & Co., Griffith, bet the Canai
and Water, Fort Wayne.
Rhoades & Schomp, Perry Township, Perry
P. O.
Eoy ilorentine, St. Joseph, Fort Wayne P. 0.
Simmons James, St. Joseph, Fort Wayne
P. 0.
Sites & Meyers, Zanesville.
Stoner, Miller & Co., Cedarville, P. 0.
Wilken Herman, e s Cass, bet the Canal and
Water, Fort Wayne.
Zimmerman Ellas, Hamilton, Leo P. 0.
Scales, Hay, Platform and
Counter.
OAKLEY B. W. & SON,
79 Columbia, Fort Wayne.
Second Hand Stores.
Cassel Michael, w s Calhoun, bet Jefferson and
Lewis, Fort Wayne,
Seeds.
{See also j\uri>erymen.}
Hill John E., Jr., & Co., 66 Calhoun, Fort
Wayne.
Select Schools.
{See also City and County Register.)
Jewish German, s w cor Wayne and Harrison
Fort Wayne.
Pettit Sarah, s s W. Berry, 2 e Griffith, Fort
► Wayne.
SherrardN. Miss, 21 E. Wayne, Fort Wayne.
Sewing Machines.
Mmk,
Peter Kestle, agt, w s Calhoun, 2 n Jef-
ferson, Fort Wayne.
Fiiiile & Lpii Sewiiij ffiaclieg,
C. E. Morse, State agt, llamiltou Hail, ^^
GROVe'e & BAI[ER, I
L. Lumbard, agent,' f^Cortfmbia, Fdrt <^
Wayne. m.
Singer's, J. A. Kirby, agt, 2 Aveline House ^
Blk-, Fort Wayne. ' #-^
Wheeler & Wilson', C L. Hill, agt, 52 and 54 5*
Calhoun, Fort Wayne.
Shingle Manfrs. and Dealers, a
{See also Lumber Dealers.) ^
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Bowers & Mahew, s s Melita, bet Webster t-H
and Harrison, Fort Wayne. S3
Clark & Rhinesmith, Railroad, s e of the De- g
pot,.P'ort Wayne •»«{
Edgeiton J. K. ii'Co., Railroad, bet Calhoun ^
and Lafayette, Fort Wayne. S
Gothe & Co., New Haven. ^
Trier & Tegtmyer, f
Ewing, s s the Canal, Fort Wayne. ^
Shirt P/IanufactLirers.
Angell B. D.,
04 C.I Ihoun,' Fort Wayne.
Tripp & Tigar.
*3'1 Calhoun, Fort Wayne.
Slate Roofer.
Laidlaw Walter,
Columbia rd, nr Canal, Fort Wayne.
Sporting Apparatus.
Raquet C, 20 W. Main, Fort Wayne.
Stair Builders.
{See aho Uarpentcrs and Builders.)
POTTER JOSEPH "l;
Griffith, n e cor Main, Fort Wayne.
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BEGUEJ.&CO.,
New Haven.
Edgerton J. K. k Co., Wnodburn.
PITCH & MAPEL,
Maples.
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Gothe & Co., New Haven.
. HALL, SCHNELKER & CO.,
<D New Haven.
g^^ Hemphill James M., Monroeville.
g McKENDRY J. & CO.,
^ New Haven.
^ Fierce James S., n s Pearl, bet Ewing and
^ Griffith, Fort Wayne.
ff Riilya k KoberCson, Monroeville.
Butler Nathan, office Court House, Fort
Wavne.
Tanners' Tools.
Weisser E. & Co., 113 Columbia, Fort Wayne
Tanners and Curriers.
Steam Engine Builders.
{See also Boiler Makers, also Machinists.)
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S Bass & Hanna, proprs Fort Wayne Machine
}i Works, Hanna st Railroad crossing, Fort
■tla Wayne.
3 Bowser J. C. & Co., 23 W. Watei, Fort
Wayne.
^Murray &Bennigin, e s Calhoun, 2 s Railroad
O crossing. .^______
S T^tone Yards and Dealers.
-S LILLIE&^OTHEE^
S w s N. Calhoun, on the Canal, Fort
r^ Wayne.
g Paul & Koester, n e cor Cass and Pearl, Fort
CC Wayne.
" UNDERHILL P. S.,
05" Steam Building Stone Works, n w cor
^ Pearl and Cass, Fort Wayne. ^^
^ Storage.
FRY JACOB & SONS,
Tannery Front st (Columbia nl,) w of the
bridge, office 123 Columbia, Fort Wayue
Neireiter& Miller, 121 Columbia, Fort Wayne
Palmer & Worley, Hamilton, Leo P. 0.
St. Joe Taunery, E. Weisser & Co., propr.
Spy Run rd, 1 mile n of the city, office
115 Columbia, Fort Wayne.
UNION TANNERY,
Manok & Schellehorn, proprs, e s Cass,
bet Water and the Canal, Fort Wayne.
Taxidermist.
Smith Gustavus A., 45 E. Main, Fort Wayne
Stoves and Tinware.
S Hill & Orbisoa, 130 & 132 Columbia, Fort
<D Wayne. .
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52 Bacon Socrates, New Haven.
,5 Brandriff A. D. & Co., 58 & 60 E. Columbia,
Fort Wayne
Teachers, IVlusic.
Jones Charles A., Pearl, rear Keystone Block,
Fort Wayne.
Orff Henry Prof., 230 E. Washington, Fort
Wayne.
STEUBEY OHAELES,
81 Jefferson, Fort Wayne.
Telegraph Companies.
GARTER & BEURET,
CJ w s Harrison, Robiason's Block, Fort
o3 Wayne.
PQ Graffe G. W. & Co., w s Calhoun, 3 s Wash-
CD ington. Fort Wavne.
- NIEZER & GRAFFE,
.2 South st, Monroeville.
Weber & DeWald, 15 Clinton. Fort Wayne.
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Western Union Telegraph Co., C. K. Jones,
Manager, office n w cor Calhouu and
Berry, Fort Wayne.
Western "Union Telegraph Co., E. W. Thomp-
son, agent and operator, Monroeville.
g WILSON & CO.,
oa 81 Columbia, Fort Wavne.
Surveyors.
(See also Civil Engineers.)
Brackenridge Charles S., 9 Clinton, Fort
Wayne.
Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron
Workers.
Brown & Humphrey, n e cor Calhoun and
Washington, Fort Wayne.
Myers Nelson, Hamilton, Leo P. 0.
Jocquel John J., Calhoun, bet Jefferson and
Lewis, Fort Wayne.
Weber & DeWald, 15 Clinton, Fort Wayne.
WHiSON & CO.,
81 Columbia, Fort Wayne.
Tobacconists.
(See Cigars and Tobacco als'j General Stores.)
Trunks, Traveling Bags and
Valises.
ANGELL B. D., 64 Calhoun, Fort Wayne.
Lingenfelser John. 51 E. Main, Fort Wayne.
Neireiter Caspar, 122 -Columbia, Fort Wayne
Slioaff Samuel, 1 19 Columbia, Fort Wayne.
Biddle & Hoagland's Baking Powder is sold everywhere
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Umbrellas.
ANGELL B. D., 64 Calhoun, Fort Wayne.
Courtney Lawrence F., 121 Calhoun, Fort
Wayne.
Undertakers.
Fink Charles, 65 W. Main, Fort Wayne.
Lallot August, New Haven.
Peltier L. & Co., 24 E. Berry, Fort Wayne.
Undertakers' Trimmings.
OAKLEY B. W. & SON,
79 Columbia, Foi t Wayne.
Upholsterers.
{See also Bed and Mattrass Makers.)
Emrick Andrew J., '?'7 to 52 E. Columbia,
Fort Wayne.
Klaehn John J., 44 W. Main, Fort Wayne.
Veterinary Surgeon.
VETERINARY SURGEON,
And Manufacturer of Horse Powders,
193 W. Jefferson, cor Broadway,
FORT WAYNE, INDIANA.
Wagon Makers and Dealers.
Baker John, ws Lafayette, 3 s Columbia, Fort
Wayne.
Broom John N., s s W. Main, 2 w Harrison,
Fort Wayne.
Crouse Henson, Aboite Township.
Dever John, Hamilton, Leo P. O.
Dierstein Anthony, Maysville, Harlan P. 0.
Drage Christopher, Marion Township, Root.
Fink Jacob, Hamilton, Leo P. 0.
Foster George, New Haven.
Hoover William, Maysville, Harlan P. 0.
Hunter J. F., Perry.
Hunter Joseph, Huntertown, Perry P. 0.
Jenness Charles H., Maysville, Harlan P. 0.
L}pper John L., Hamilton, Leo P. 0.
Lopsliire Lewis, Marion Township, Root.
Popp Henry, New Haven.
Shecman William, Perry Township, Perrv.
Spitz George, Washington Township, Fort
Wayne.
Spitz Michael, Washington Township, Fort
Wayne.
Steinman Adam, HE. Water, Fort Wayne.
Stoplier John, Maysville, Harlan P. 0.
Wann William H , Hill's Coiner.s.
Williams John H., w s Broadway, bet Wash
ington and Wayne, Fort Wayne.
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Olds E". a. & Son,
s railroad, e Lafayette, Fort Wayne.
Wall Paper.
Keil & Bro., No. 2 Phoenix Block, Calhoun,
Fort Wayne.
Starkey & Rupert, w s Calhoun, 3 ii Berry,
Fort Wayue.
Stockbridge N. P.,
104 Columbia, Fort Wayne.
Ward H. N., 48 Calhoun, Fort Wayne.
Wilmot James C, 14 Clinton, Fort Wayne.
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Beuret Justin, No. 4 Union Block, Fort
Wayne.
Kauffman & Heitshii,
62 Calhoun, Fort Wayue.
Mayer & Graile, 88 Columbia, Fort Wayne.
Rambo Benjamin W., 2 Aveliae Block, Fori
Wayne.
Sandoz Philip, Monroeville.
Sauser Louis, e s Calhoun, 3 n Washington,
Fort Wayne.
Trenklcy & Scherzinger, 68 Calhoun, Fort
Wavne.
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Griffith & Olds, ^
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Olds If. 6. & Son,
s railroad, e Lafayette, Fort Wayne.
Window Shades.
{See also Fainters.)
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Townley, DeWald, Bond & Co., 105 and 107
Columbia, Fort Wayne.
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Fort Win-iie.
Graff Marx &Son, 125 Columbia, Fort Wayne.
Laurent John, s w cor Columbia and Barr,
Fort Wayne.
Redelsheimer S. & Son, 93 Columbia, Fort
Wayne.
Strasser" Joseph, No. 4 Keystone Block, Fort
Wayne.
Trentman B. & Son, 86 Columbia, Fort
Wavne.
Wood Carvers.
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Wayne.
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hank Louis, 48 E. Columbia, Fort W
ayne.
Wood Turners.
Zollinger Frederick, Adams Township,
Haven P. 0.
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Wood and Coal Dealers.
Bowers & Mayhew, s s Melita, bet Webster
and Harrison, Fort Wayne.
Burlager G. & Co., n s Columbia, bet Barr
and Lafayette, Fort Wayne.
Farnan Owen, s s Columbia, 2 e Barr, Fort
Wayne.
fool Dealers.
Basil & Eakiii, 61 E. Columbia, Fort Wayne.
French, Hauna & Co., s s Water, bet Barr
and Lafayette, Fort Wayne.
foolen Mills.
Willis George, Hamilton, Leo P. 0.
Summit City Woolen Mills, French, Ilanna &
Co., props, s s Water, bet Barr and La-
fayette, Fort Wayne.
Yankee Notions, Wholesale and
Retail.
Abbott & Shoaff, 99 Columbia, Fort Wayne.
Culbertson U. H., 26 E. Main, Fort Wayne.
Evans A. S. , 73 Columbia, Fort Wayne.
Filson & Hance, 7 E. Main, Fort Wayne.
Kane James M. & Bro., 9 Calhoun, opp Ke}'-
stone Block, Fort Wayne.
Koop John A. & Co., 96 Columbia, Fort
Wayne.
Lauferty & Bro., 108 Columbia, Fort Wayne.
McDougal & Co., No. 7 Keystone Block, Fort
Wavne
Pierr J. "& P., No. 1 Phasnix Block, Calhoun,
Fort Wayne.
Rolls Henry, 84 Columbia, Fort Wayne.
Root & Co., 90 Columbia, Fort Wayne.
Siemon Bro. & Co., 77 E. Columbia, Fort
Wayne.
Stapleford S. P., s e cor Calhoun and Colum-
bia, Fort Wayne.
Townley, DeWald, Bond & Co., 105 and 107
Columbia, Fort Wayne.
Updegratf Wm. W. & Co., w s Calhoun, 2 s
Wayne, opp Mayer House, Fort Wayne.
Woodward E., 24 E. Main, Fort Wayne.
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AAROX Michael, farmer, Perr^-.
AbramsJ. A., farmer, Zaiiesville.
AcU'ey Lyman R,, laiul owner, Perry.
Adair Alexander, land owner, Mouroeville.
Adair S muiel, land owner, Mouroeville.
Adair William, land owner, Monroeville.
Adams August, lab. Fort Wayne.
Adams Ciiaile.s, farmer, Root.
Adams Earl, faruR-r, New Haven.
Adams (iabriel, farnjer, Mouroeville.
Adams Jacob, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Adams John, lab, Roanoke P. O., Huntington
0(junty.
Adams Ji>Uii Q., farmer, New Haven.
Adams Simon, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Adams William, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Addlemeii' Peter, Fort Wa}ne.
^Lna Fire lusuranee Co , (jf Hartford, Conn.,
E. G. Ooverdale, agt, Mouroeville.
-(Etna Fire Insurance Co., of Hartford, Conn.,
Milton Thompson, agt. New Haven.
Aln-ren Owen, lah, P. Ft. W. & C. Ky.
Ahmger Conrad, farmer and landowner, New
Haven.
Aliinger Frank, firmer and land owner. New
Haven.
Abinger John, firmer and land owner, New
H.iven.
Aliinger Mich.icl, farmer and landowner, New
llaven.
Abinger Piiilip, farmer and land owr.er, New
Haven.
Ahlschivede Frederick, firmer. Fort Wayne.
Alirens Henry, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Aiken John, fanner and stock dealer, Zanes-
vide.
Aix Ciiristian, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Ake Elijah, laud owner. Little River.
Ake-lesse, land owner. Little River.
Aki' Joseph, farmer. Little River.
Ake William, firmer, Root.
Ake Zedekiah, farmer. Little River.
Aker Diiiiel W., land owner, Saturn P. 0.,
Whitley Co.
Aker J.iines W., farmer, Saturn P. 0., Whit-
ley Co.
Akers John, land owner, Zine-ville.
Akey Janie-!, firmer, New H.iven.
Albaugh Eli, land owner R.)ijl.
Aldemiau William, land owner. Chamberlain.
Alexander J. B., farmer, Fort Wayne.
Algeier John, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Algeier Stei)hen, lariner, Fort Wayne.
Alien Charles, lab. Fort Wayne.
Alidii Victor, farmer, Peiay.
All'orignt H., lab, Mouroeville.
Allen T. A., farmer. Little River.
Allen Tiiomas, land owner, Hall's Corners.
Allen William, Woodhurn P. 0.
lAUiger Benjamin, briekmaker, Fort Wayne.
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Atterkrou.se Frederick, land owner. Fort
Wayne.
Ambler David, farmer, Zanesville.
Amiiler John, farmer, Zanesville.
Ambler Samuel, land owner, Zanesville.
Ambler Thomas, farmer, Zanesvide.
American Exfiress Co., E. T. Tnonipson, agt,
Mouroeville.
Amier Emier, Fort Wayne.
Ammon Cliarles, iarmer and land owner. Ma-
ples.
A instead Jacob, Fort Wayne.
Anispacker John, farmer, Zanesville.
Anistiits John, firmer, Leo.
Amstutz Joseph, Harlan.
Am^tutz Peter, l.md owner, Harlan.
Anderson , Fiu't Wavne.
Anderson F. H.. Fort Wayne.
Anderson Frederick M , stock dealer, Harlan.
Anderson George, firmer, Perry.
Anderson Hciury, firmer. Areola.
Anderson Henry, watchman P. Ft. W. & C.
Railw.iy.
Andersoi: Hag'i, firmer, Monroeville.
Anderson J. li., land owner, .Monroeville.
Anderson John, firmer. Miuiroeville.
Ander.-oii JdIui, firmer, Perry.
Anderson Joseph H., physician and surgeon.
New Haven.
Anderson Richard A., Rev., pastor M. E.
Churcli, Harlan.
Ander.-on Rjheit, firmer. Root.
A.idersju S imuel, hind owner, xVrcola.
Anderson William, Fort Wayne.
Anderson William, land owner. Perry.
Andrew James, wks J. Begae & Co., Niw
Haven.
Andrew James, lab. New Hiven.
.\ndrews Ohied, land owner. Chamberlain.
Andrews T. .M., laud nwiier, Perry.
Andrews Tninnas T., farmer. Perry.
.\iikeiibrook Anthony, boatman. New Haven.
Aiitiup Fiederick W., fanner and -saw mill,
Fort Wayne.
Aiitnip Heury iC, firmer. Fort Wayne.
Applegatc IL, land owner, W oodljuiii.
Aibinc Joiiii ii., Iarmer, St. V/nceiit.
Ail>iiie Joseph D , land owner, St. Vincent.
.\rc:ier Allen, wks Pajjer Mill, Foi't Wayne.
Archer U ivid L., land owner, Fort Wayne.
Arclier Heury C, lab. Fort W.iyne.
Archer John, land owner and assessor Wash-
ington Township, Fort W.iyuc P. 0.
.Vrcliibikl James, Fort W.iyne.
Arcliib.ild William, Fort Wivne.
Archiiibeek William, Fort Wayne.
Argo A. S., cooper, Monroeville.
Argo M. E., stave dealer, als) Town hip
Trustee, Mjnroevil e.
Armel Will am, farmer, P'ort W vne.
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PQ Maples.
0j Armstrong David, farmer, Harlan.
d Armstrong Lewis L., carpenter, Fort Wayne.
O Armstrong Robert S., carpenter, Fort Wayne.
DQ Armstrong U. S., land owner, Fort Wayne.
^ Arndt Daniel, lab. Fort Wayne.
CJ Arney Harrison, farmer, Perry.
Js^ Arnkenbrook Anthony, wks J. McKendry &
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fXS Arnold Eiijali, land owner, Perry.
Cj Arnold Frederick, laiid owner, Monroeville.
j2 Arnold J. E., land owner, Leo.
•"^ Arnold J. E., Jr., farmer, Leo.
^ Arnold William, lab, Leo.
® Ash James H., land owner, Perry.
p»> Ashbough Gottlieb, wks tannery, Fort Wayne.
■Jj Ashley Edward D., (Winch & Ashley,) Ham-
2 ilton, Leo P. 0.
Cw Ashley Edward G., land owner, Woodburn.
M Ashley Gsorge, farmer, Fort Wayne.
Ashton A., land owner, Woodburn.
Ashton Ambrose, land owner, Harlan.
Astray Jonas, Jr., land owner, Harlan.
Astray Jonas, Sen., farmer, Harlan.
Astry Joseph, engineer Edgerton & Co.,
Woodburn.
Kl Atmer J. H., farmer, Monroeville.
"^ Auer Jacob, land owi.er. Fort Wayne.
O Auger Charles, Fort Wayne.
^ Auk Chris., wks Fitch & Mapel, Maples.
P(j Auk George, wks Fitch & Mapel, Maples.
^^ Auk John, wks Fitch & u apel, Maples.
f Austin W. M., lawyer, Zanesville.
O Ayers Lewis, land owner, Woodburn.
O T) AADA Christian, Fort Wayne.
O Jl) Baada Christian, Jr , Fort Wayne.
^ Baada Frederick, Fort Wayne.
B.iada Henry, Fort Wayne.
Babcoek George, Fort Wayne.
03 Bach John A., Fort Wayne.
^l,Backstine Jolui land owner, Fort Wayne.
p3 Bacon Francis C, physician and surgeon,
O Huntertown, Peiry P. 0.
^ Bacon Henry, land owner, Leo.
cd Bacon Samuel, farmer and land owner,
p^ Maples.
Qj Bacon Sociates, dealer in hardware, stoves
«UJ and tinware, New Haven.
f^ Badiac John B., farmer, Fort Wayne.
Q Badiac Josepli, farmer. Fort Wayne.
rj-> Baglay Hugh, shoemkr, Bloomingdale, Fort
Wayne, P. 0.
*Q Bailey Frank, farmer, New Haven.
f^ Bain Daniel, farmer, Little River.
U> Baird Hugh, t'.irnier, Perry.
"^ Baird John, land owner, Leo.
f^ Baird J. W., school teacher, Leo.
JCi Baird Robert D., land owner. Perry.
Baker A. A'^, merchant and justice of peace,
Monroeville.
^! Baker Adam, farmer, Monroeville.
qj Baker Adam, farmer. Perry.
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^ BAKER ALONZOA., (Merriotte & Baker,)
Cfl also justice of peace, Monroeville.
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Baker Dilos A., (Baker & Co., and Baker &
Bro.,) Monroeville.
Baker Enoch, land owner. Chamberlain.
Baker Ernest, land owner, New Haven.
Baker Henry, clerk George C. Nill. Monroe-
ville.
Baker Henry, Fort Wayne.
Baker Jacob, farmer, Monroeville.
Baker Jacob, land owner, Zanesville.
Baker James, wks James Hemphill, Monroe-
ville.
Baker James, land owner, Zanesville.
Baker John E., farmer. Perry.
Baker Michael L., (Shell & Baker,) Monroe-
ville.
Baker Perry L., (Baker & Bro.,) Monroe-
ville.
Baker S. S., farmer, Monroeville.
Baker Simon F., farmer, Monroeville.
Baker William D., lumber merchant, Monroe-
ville.
Baker & Bro.,
(Dilos A, and Peiry L. Baker,) saw mill,
Monroeville. {See card p. XIV,)
Baker & Co.,
(Dilos A. Baker and Jesse R. Strong,)
saw mill, Monroeville. {See card p.)
Baldwin Elihu, land owner, Monroeville.
Baldwin Joseph, farmer and land owner, Mon-
roeville.
Baldwin Timothy, farmer and land owner,
Monroeville.
Bales Henry, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Bales Richard, farmer, Fort Wayne.
Ball Harrison, farmer, Leo.
Ball Rudolph, Fort Wayne.
Baltz Jacob, land owner, Harlan.
Baltz John, Fort Wayne.
Bamfillet John, land owner, Woodburn.
Banarden Jacob, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Banarden Jacob P., land owner, Fort Wayne.
Banker John, farmer, Root.
Banter Peter, merchant, Monroeville.
Banty John, land owner and mail carrier,
Zanesville.
Barcot Francis, carpenter and land owner.
Fort Wayne.
Barkley Jacob, land owner, Root.
Barnes Henry, farmer, Monroeville.
Barnett Abraham G., land owner. Fort Wayne.
Barnett J. H., land owner. Fort Wayne.
Barnett James, Fort Wayne.
Barnett Joseph, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Barney Lonson, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Barnhai't Aniolo C. , Monroeville.
Barnhart John, farmer, Monroeville.
Barnhouse William, lab, Zanesville. h
Barnwell Peter, farmer, New Haven. ' "fl
Barrand Francis E., farmer, Fort Wayne. 3|
Barrand Peter F., land owner, Fort Wayne. '
Barrett John, land owner, Perry.
Barris Joseph, land owner. Maples.
Barron Michael, farmer, Monroeville.
Barrow John, land owner. New Haven.
Bart Christopher, land owner, Fort Wayne.
1 Barthel Alexander, land owner, Areola.
Take no Baking Powder but Biddle & Hoagland's.
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Barthold A. H., Fort Wayne.
Bartholemew H. B., carpenter, Maples.
Bartholomew John H., farmer, Hall's Cor-
ners.
Bartholomew John S., farmer, Hall's Cor-
ners.
Bartmas Benjamin, Fort Wayne.
Bartmus Joseph, Fort Wayne.
Barto Louis, farmer and land owner, New
Haven.
Basee Frederick, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Bashinger H. L., Fort Wayne.
Bass S., Fort Wayne.
Bates Alfred H., land owner. Areola.
Bats John, Fort Wayne.
Battzell Peter, farmer, Monroaville,
Baughman Jeremiah, Fort Wayne.
Baum John W., land owner, Monroeville.
Baumgardner John, land owner, Harlan.
Bauserman Eli, farmer, Monroeville.
Bauserman Francis C, saloonkeeper, New
Haven.
Bauserman Henry, faimer, Monroeville.
Bavi Rudolph, farmer, Spencerville, DeKalb
County.
Baxter Clark, wks Ralya & Robertson, Mon-
roeville.
Baxter James, blacksmith. Perry.
Baxter John, Fort Wayne.
Baxter Thomas, farmer, Spencerville, DeKalb
County.
Bayless Alexander H., land owner and stock
dealer, Fort Wayne.
Bayless Lot S., land owner, Fort Wayne.
Beach John, Fort Wayne.
Beam Daniel, Fort Wayne.
Beam James, farmer, Root.
Beamer Henry, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Beard George, land owner. Perry.
Beard John, land owner, Perry.
Beard Joseph, farmer. Perry.
Beard Milo, land owner. Little River.
Beard Philip, Monroeville.
Beard Sylvester, land owner, Perry.
Beardsley J 0., farmer. Perry.
Beaver D. S., Ft. Wayne.
Beaver John, Ft. Wayne.
Bebee Bronsoa, farmer and land owner, New
Haven.
Bebee Richard, farmer. New Haven.
Bechtle John W., fanner, Leo.
Beck F. G., Ft. Wayne.
Becker Jacob, wks J. McKendry & Co., New
Haven.
Becker John, wks J. McKendrj & Co., New
Haven.
Becker Stephen, land owner, New Haven.
Heckes Peter, land owner, Areola.
Beckley Hugh, Ft. Wayne.
Beckman Edward, farmer, Ft. Wayne.
Hecknian Henry, land owner. Ft. Wayne.
15ecks John, Ft. Wayne.
Bectol George, Jr., farmer. Areola.
Bectol George, Sen., landowner, Areola.
Beeching Charles, farmer, Fort Wayne.
Beechgood John, general store and post mas-
ter, Maysviile, (Harlan P. 0.)
Beching George E., farmer, New Haven,
Beers Jolin, lab, Fort Wayne. ct>
Beerstead Henry, Ft. Wayne. S
Beeson Rayburn, land owner. Fort Wayne. CD
Beesore David, Fort Wayne. ' 3
Beethold Lawrence, Fort Wayne. O*
BeffO., land owner, Areola. " 2
BEGUE JOHN, (J. Begue & Co.,) also dealer ^
in groceries, dry goods, clothing, etc., ^
New Haven. pj
BEGUE J. & CO., (John Begue, John & An- «^
thony Beugnot,) mnfr's of all kinds of jSg
cooperage, staves and headings, also ^
dealers in flour barrel, flat hoops, nail >~i
keg hoops, etc., New Haven. ^
Behrman Henry, farmer. Fort Wayne. CD
Beierlein J. G.^ Fort Wayne. m^
Beighler George, school teacher, Zanesville. *"
Beighler John, land owner, Zanesville. W
Bell Charles, lab. New Haven. C3
Bell George W., land owner. Root. S"^
Bell George W., (Whitaker & Bell,) also Ina. pa
agt., and agt. Merchants Union Express &•
Co., New Haven. 2
Bell Herbert, engineer Hall, Schnelker & Co.,
New Haven. ^
Bell James, land owner, Monroeville. ^
Bell James, land owner, Root. o
Bell John, land owner, Monroeville.
Bell Levi, farmer, New Haven. 2
Bell Martin, land owner. New Haven. CD
Bell Robert, teamster, New Haven. m
Bell William M., station agt T. W. & W. Ry., o
also agt U. S. Express Co., New Haven. *^
Bell Wilson S., wks J. Begue & Co., New g"
Haven.
Bellamy Lorenzo, land owner, Fort Wayne. S^
Bellevue Joseph, lab, Woodburn. ^
Bellman Elias. land owner. Halls Corner. §
Bellow J. F., land owner, Perry. Q<
Bellow Jacob, land owner. Perry. CO
Bellow Frederick, Fort Wayne. S
Bels John, Fort Wayne. O
Beraoard Isaac, land owner. Perry. ^^
Bemoard John, farmer, Perry.
Beniuard Oliver, farmer. Perry. ^O*
Bender Dennis, Fort Wayne. ^H
Bender Frederick, Fort Wayne. P*
Bender Frederick, land owner. Fort Wavne. j5
Bender Frederick, Jr., farmer. Fort Wayiie. ^
Bender George, farmer. Fort Wayne. O'
Bender John, land owner. Fort Wayne. ^
Bender Louis, land owner, Fort Wavne. ^
Benkley Abraham, land owner. Areola. ®
Beninghoff Solomon, jiost master and land rj.
owner. Chamberlain. p'
Bennet Marvin, farmer, Little River.
Beuiiet W. J., farmer, Little River. W
Bennett A. G. C, land owner. Perry. §
Bennett David, land owner. Little River. c*
Bennett E. A., wks Fitch & Mapol, Maplea. ^
Bennett Isaac, farmer, Perry. P*
Betinett John, land owner, Woodburn. ^^
Bennett John, land owner. Perry. ^*
Bennett Jonathan G., farmer, Harlan. CQ
Bennett Nathan, fanner. Perry. &*
Bennett Samuel, farnior. Perry. ^
Bennett William, land owner. Perry. D3
Bennett William H., farmer, Harlan.
,. "New York Store," 90 Columbia St., EOOT & CO., Jobbers and
228 BEN ALLKN CO. DIKECTOKY. BOCj
Beiminglioff' Benjamin, land owner, Hall's
Corners.
Benninglioff David, Hall's Corner.
ueuniiigholl VViliiam, f.irmer, liall'is Corner.
s^ lieusenieder John, farmer. New Haven.
O Hei;singer Frederiek, laud owner, Hoot.
O Beiisinger John, land owner, Ziinesville.
pq Bentley George W., land owner. New Haven.
Benton George, lab, Perry.
S Bentz James, wks Jauiea'Ueniphill, Monroe
§ ville.
•^ Benward Smith, farmer, Perry.
^^ Bercot Francis, Furl Wayne.
03 Bercot Lewis, Fort Wayne.
J^ Berg Christopher, land owner, Root.
^^^ iiciger Benediet, Foi-t Wayne.
"^ Berger Joseph, Fort Wayne.
Q Berk man Frederick, land owner. Root.
^^ Beikman H. \V., land owner, Root.
Berniing Henry, land (jwner, Root.
oa Bernard , Fort Wayne.
■q Bernard Joseph, Fort Wayne.
Z^ Bernard Nathan, Fort Wayne.
Berner John, Foit Wayne.
Beri-y Samuel, t^irmei', Harlan.
Berry Thomas, Foi't Wayne.
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O B^ rsot Claude, land owner. Fort Wayne.
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Ikrve Bernard, land owner, Leo
Bt'tsolt John H., land owner, Root.
. Betz John, Fort Wayne.
^ Bel/ Samuel I)., land owner, Harlan.
^ Bctz Sanuiel, farmer, llailan.
^Z Betzinger Frederick, Fort Wayne.
0^ Betzinger John, Fort Wayne.
"^ Beugnut Anthony, (J. Begue & Co.,) NewHa-
"^ ven.
Cd Beugnot August, farmer, New Haven.
^g BuUi^not August, stave cutter J. Begue & Co.,
New Haven.
eg Beugnot Charles, wks J. Begue & Co., New
- Haven.
Pj Beugnot J., saloon. New Haven.
Q Beugnot John, (J. Begue & Co ,) New Haven.
ta>i) Beugnot Paul, wks J. liegue & Co., Nev/ Ha-
ven.
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Beugnot Peter, elk H. H. Biekel, New Haven
"^ Beugnot Peter, land owner. New Haven.
S Beujitiot Victor, wks J. McKendrv &Co., New
llaven.
CQ Beutat J., cooper. New Haven.
E^ Beveiheimer Uauitl, w ks Baker & Co., Mon-
^^ r(jevil!e.
^E Bewbower Neeter, land owner. Hall's Cor-
«~^ ners.
43 BICKEL HENRY H., propr Columbia Res-
'^ taurant. New Haven.
^ B'ekfoid Tnon.as, farmer. New Haven.
^ Bickhari Isaac, cabinctmkr, Maysville, Har-
g Ian P. 0.
O Bickness Henry, farmer. Fort Wayne.
"tf Bieber Jonathan, land owner. New Haven.
pj Biere William, land owner. Areola.
^Jj Bierline John G., land owner. Fort Wayne.
IVics David, land owner. Hall's Comers.
Bies William, landowner. Hall's Corners.
Bigelow Josliua, land owner. Perry.
Bilderback Jeiiu,' leam^ter, New Haven.
Billmau George, farmer and landowner, Mon-
roeville.
Binekley Alexander, farmer. Perry.
I)inder Edward, I'ort Wayne.
Bingiiam A. E., farmer, Perry.
Bii;kley Daniel, larmer, Perry.
Biiins James, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Birely David, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Bird Levi, land owner, Root.
Bird 0., (Bird, Bowser & Mapel,) Fort Wayne
Bird Tiion-Ui , land owner, Fort Wayne.
BIRD, BOWSER & MAPEL, (0. Bird, Jacob
Bowser and Lewis S. Mapel,) saw mill,
Maples.
Birholf Herman, farmer. New Haven.
Bishiip Freeman, land owner, Spencerville
DeKalb County.
Bishop John, land owner. Little River.
Bishopp Nicholas, Fort Wayne.
Bisliopp Peter, Fort Wayne.
Bilzell Henry, general store and land ov/ner,
pint Wayne.
Bixler Jacob, land owner. New Haven.
Bixler Wiliiam, Fort Wayne.
Black John T., land owner. Fort Wayne.
Black Joseph, land owner, New Haven
Black William, land owner. New Haven
Blackard James 11., land owner, Woodburn
Blackbern Leonard, land owner, Hah's Cor-
ners.
Blackburn Henry, farmer. Maples.
Blackburn Jacob, saw null and farmer, New
ILiven.
Blake Charles, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Blake Charles, land owr.er, Perry.
Blake Christian, Fort Wayne.
BlaUe Frederick, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Blake Richard, ' lab P. Ft. W. & C.'Ry., Fort
Wayne.
Blake William, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Blakeley Tiumaii, farmer, Leo.
Blazing Henry, wks J. McKendry & Co., New
ij a \' e 1 1 .
Blee riunn.is, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Blenck Frederick land owner. Fort Wayne.
Bleuck Jacob A., land owner, Fort Wayne.
Blessing George, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Blessing Peter, land owner, Areola.
Bloem Lewis, Fort Wayne.
Blood Noali, land owner. Perry.
Blose Henry, land owner, Foit Wayne
Bloser Noah, land owner, Zanesviile.
Blubaugh Francis, larmer, Harlan.
Blubiiugh Geoige W., farmer, Harlan.
Blubaugli Jacob, farmer, Harlan.
Bluine August, land owner. Fort Wayne,
Biumi' Henry, landowner, Fort Wayne.
Blume Martin, land owner, Leo.
Bly William, land owner, Zanesviile.
Biyston Isaac, Fort Wayne.
Bijstoii Peier, saw mill. Fort Wayne.
Blyth John W., farmer, Harl.ni.
Boals James, land owner, Monroe ville.
Bobay John, farmer, St. Vincent.
Bubay Peter, fariner. Fort Wayne.
Bobay Phillip, farmer, Fort Wyane.
Bobay Victor, larmer, Fort \Vayne.
Body Martin, Spencerville, DeKalb Co.
Boger Andrew, land owner, Harlan.
Retailers of Domestics, Silks, Shawls,
BOG ALLEN CO.
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B"ger Cliristi.in, hind owner, Harlan.
Boger Daniel, land owner, Harlan.
Boger George, farmer, Harlan.
Boger Mathias, fanner, Spencerville, DeKalb
County.
B'oger .Jacob, l-.nd owner, Spencervilie,
DeKalVj County.
Boger Peter P., land owner, Earlan.
Boger Samuel, land owner, Harlan.
Boger Solonioti, Hall's Corners.
Bohbay John B., land owner, Fort Wayne.
Bohda August, land owner. Fort, Wayne.
Bohda Henry, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Bohda William, farmer, Fort Wayne.
Boitaux Alexis, farmer. New Haven
Boiteaux Franci"", farmer, "New Haven.
>Boitel Frank, farmer. New Haven.
Boley Fr.ineis, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Bolinger Jacoh, land owner, Zanesville.
Bolinger John, land owner, Zanesville.
Bolinger Joseph, land owner, Zanesville.
Boll man August, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Bolton Joseph, land owner. Hall's Corner.?.
Bolton William, land owner, Hall'o Corners.
Boltz Conrad, Fort Wayne.
Boltz Gustav, Fort Wayne.
Bolyard Amos, farmer and land owner, Ma-
ples.
Bolyard Daniel, fiirmer and land owner, Mon-
roeville.
Bond Charles D., Fort Wayiie.
Bond Stephen B., Fort Wayne.
Bonefoy John, Fort Wayne.
Boner James, land owner. Hail's Corners.
Boner John, land owner, Hall's Corners.
Bonewitz John J., fanner. Root
Bonter Curtis, elk Peter Boiiter, Monroe-
ville.
Bonter Peter, gen.eral store, Monroevillc.
Boodier Peter, lab, Woodburn.
Boon J. L , Fort Wayne.
Boon J. S., Fort Wayne.
Boon William, Fort Wayne.
Bopp Henry, wagonmkr. New Haven. ■
Borden David F., farmer, Hall's Corners.
Borden (ieorge, land owner. Hail's Corners.
Borea Xavier, farmer, St. Vincent.
Borkerman William, Fort Wayne.
Boruschleger B., lab. Fort Wayne.
Borwels Ciiobold, lai:d owner, Fort Wayne.
Bose William, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Bosey (Jonrad, farmer. Root.
Boshalier, Louis, farmer, Fort Wayne.
Boshler George, farmer, Little River.
Bosler George, landowner. Perry.
Boston Alexander, land owner, Hall's Cor-
ners.
Boston Thomas, land owner, Harlan.
Boswell Isham, justice of the peace, Wood-
burn.
Boteron A., Fort Wayne.
Bottel Joseph, lab. New Haven.
Bottenberg Jacob, Fori Wayne.
Bottenberg William, school teacher, Root.
Boulton Henry, la-nd owner, Harlan.
Bouman Henry, land owner and stock dealer,
Roanoake, Huntington Co.
Bouser Marion L., land owner, Fort Wayne.
farmer and land owi
I Bouvre Peter G
Monroevillc.
Bowen George photographer, Monroevillc
Bowen J. F., Monroevillc.
Bower Isaiaii, Fort Wiyne.
Bower Jacob, farmer and land ov/ner, Iilon-
roeville.
Bower Joseph, land owner. Chamberlain.
Bowers Adam, land owner, Monrooville.
Bowers David, farmer, Fort Wayne.
Bowers David B., farmer and land owner,
Mapli's.
Bowers George W., farmer, Monroevillc.
Bowers Henry C, farmer. Maples.
Bowers Jacob, landowner, Little River.
Bowers John, cooper, Fort Wayne.
Bowers John, farmer and land owner,
pies.
Bowers Louis, carpenter, New Haven.
Bowers Peter, land owner. Root.
Bowers William, land owner, Monroevillc.
Bowman Alfred N., land owner. Fort Wayne
Bowlman Charles, farmer. Fort Wiiyne.
Bowman D. P., land owner, Zanesville.
Bowman George N., (Bowman & Bro.,) Fort
Wayne.
Bowman J. H., land owner, Zanesville.
Bowmiin Jacob, land owner, Zanesville.
Bowman John, firmer, Spencervilie, DeKalb
County.
Bowman M. H., landowner, Roanoke, Hunt-
ington Co.
Bowman Mathias, land owner, Roanoke, Hunt-
ington Co.
Bowman Milton, (Bowman & Bro.,) Fort (^
Wayne.
Bowman Simon P., land owner, Spencervilie,
DeKalb Co.
Bowman W. B., land owner. Zanesville.
Bowman William, farmer, Ha'l's Corners.
Bowman & Bro., (George N. and .Milton Bow-
man,) saw mill, Aboite Township, Fort
Wayne P. 0.
Bowser George, land owner. Perry.
Bowser Henry, Jr., land owner. Perry.
Bowser Henry, Sr., land owiicr. Perry.
Bowser Isaiah, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Bowser J. A., land owner, Zanesville.
Bowser Jacob & Co., (Bird, Bowser & Mapel,) vS*
Fort Wayne. ^
Bowser John, farmer, Fort Wayne. §
Bowser John, lab. Fort Wayne. ^
Bowser Samuel, land owner, Perry. CJ*
Bowser Thomas, laU, Fort Wayne. ^
Bowser William, farmer, Leo. S^
Brace Nathaniel, land owner, Halis Corners. —
Bracken Patrick, Fori Wayne. »P^
Brackenridge George W., laud ownor, Foit ^m
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River. oa
Bradbury Thomas, Sr., land owner, Little
River.
Bradbury William, farmer. Little River.
Brademeier William, Fort Wayne.
Bradley G. W., fanner. Fort Wayne.
Bradley John,, land owner, Monroevillc.
Bradley Joseph, land ownc, Monroevillc.
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ro Branias Christopher, land owner, Fort Wayne.
^ Brauius William, land owner, Fort Wayne.
_§ Brandeberry George W., farmer, Monroeville.
^ Brandebury A., farmer, Monroeville.
,^ Branderbarger Jacob, farmer, Leo.
^ Bramiiig Ernest, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Cd Branniiig Lewis, Fort Wayne.
_-, Branstator John, land owner. Fort Wayne.
*S Branstator William, land owner, Fort.Wayne.
Q Brandt Conrad, Fort Wayne.
{2 BraseE. B., Fort Wayne.
Brasjfcr George, Fort Wayne.
^2 Bratmuler Charles, land owner, Fort Wayne.
'. Bratmuler Ernest, land owner, Fort Wayne.
<Q Bratmuler Frederick, land owner. Fort
'^ Wayne.
2 Bratmuler William, farmer, Fort Wayne.
1^ Bray Joseph, Fort Wayne.
^Braybiook Thomas, landowner, Halls Cor
pj ners.
aJ Braybrook William M., farmer, Halls Corners.
^^Bredenieyer E., landowner, New Haven.
^Brewer George, Jr,, land owner. Maples.
Brewer George, Sr., land owner, Maples.
S Brewer Jacob, land owner, Maples.
O Briggs Norton, land owner, Fort Wayne.
12 Briggs Timothy, land owner, Maples.
03 Briggs Timothy, lab. Maples.
■^ Brindle John, lab. Fort Wayne.
S Brindle Samuel, land owner, Zanesville.
•^ Brinkiger William, Fort W:iyne.
Q^ Bristol A W., farmer, land owner, Leo.
Britton Hiram, carpenter. Maples.
O Brockhage Henry, farmer. Root.
Brodisk John, farmer and land owner, New
O Haven.
0 Brodrick James, farmer, New Haven.
(jj Brokman Christian, farmer, New Haven.
J-i Brondridge David, land owner, Fort Wayne.
^ Brookes John, butcher and land owner, New
Q Haven.
C^ Brookmyer William, land owner. Maples.
» Brooks Albert W., land owner. Chamberlain.
^ Brooks Thomas, plasterer, New Haven.
*-« Brooks William, land owner, Chamberlain.
^ Broom John, farmer, Fort Wayne.
^ Brosamer John, Fort Wayne.
h Brothers George, farmer, Monroeville.
»^ Brower Abram, farmer, Fort Wayne P. 0.
^ Brower George, farmer, Fort Wayne P. 0.
■^Brower Nelson, farmer, Fort Wayne P. 0.
^ Brown A. F., carpenter, Monroeville.
O Brown Abner H., farmer. New Haven.
T^i Brown Amos, land owner. Areola.
%m^ Brown C. A., land owner, Perry.
CJ Brown Charles, farmer. Root.
p^ Brown Emery, farmer. Root.
^_, Brown H. A., fanner and land owner, Mon-
roeville.
Brown H. C, farmer, Monroeville.
Brown Henry, land owner. Areola.
Brown Henry, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Brown J. H., farmer, Monroeville.
Brown J. W., farmer, Zanesville.
53 Brown James, Fort Wayne.
g Brown Jesse W,, land owner, Monroeville.
O Brown John, farmer. Fort Wayne.
PC^ Brown John, farmer, Monroeville.
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Brown John, farmer. Root.
Blown John, land ownei, Fort Wayne.
Brown John, land owner. Little River.
Brown John, wks Ralya h Robertson, MoQ-
roeville.
Brown John S., farmer, Monroeville.
Brown M. R., Monroeville.
Brown Mathias, farmer. Lake Township.
Brown Michael, land owner, Areola.
Brown 0. R., Monroeville.
BrowTi Robert, farmer, Perry.
Brown Samuel, farmer. Areola.
Brown Stephen, farmer, Monroeville.
Brown W. R., Monroeville.
Brown William, land owner, Areola.
Brown William Sen., land owner. Areola.
Brown William, land owner, Harland.
Brown William, night watchman P. Ft. W.
& C. Ry., Monroeville.
Brownell Nathaniel \V., farmer, Leo.
BtowMiing Biizelia, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Browning William, Fort Wayne.
Brownsburgher John, fiirmer. Areola.
Brubaker Jacob, land owner. Root.
Bruck Adam, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Bruck Jolin, farmer, Foit Wayne.
Brudi Charles, farmer, New Haven.
Brudi Gottleib, land owner. New Haven.
Brudi Joseph, (Gothe & Co.,) New Haven.
Bruick Morris, land owner, Furt Wayne.
Brunget Robert, farmer. Areola.
Brunson Allen, farmer. Root.
Brunson Nathan, land owner. Root.
Brusnahan John, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., Fort
Wayne.
Bryan Jacob B., foreman Ralya & Rjbertaon, .
Monroeville.
Bryant Cyrus E., (Hall, Schnelker & Co.,) New
Haven.
Bryant Enoch, Fort Wayne.
Bryant Ira, engineer Maumee Valley Mills,
New Haven.
Brye Francis, farmer, St. Vincent.
Buchman H. C, lab, New Haven.
Buckwheat 0., laud owner, Perry.
Buert George, Fort Wayne.
Bufnik J. M., laud owner, Zanesville.
Buhr Fredrick, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Buhr Henry, land owner, Fort W"ayne.
Buhler Jacob, land owner. Fort Wayne.
BuUard George, (squire,) land owner. Fort
Wayne.
Bullerman Frederick, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Buiikhart Samuel, farmer, Cliamberlain.
Bunting Elijah, farmer, Zanesville.
Burat Josepii, cooper J. Begue & Co., New
Haven.
Burchfield John, farmer, Chamberlain.
Burchfield John R., farmer. Fort W.ayne.
Burchfield Joseph, farmer. Chamberlain.
Burchfield Samuel, land owner. Chamberlain,
Burger John, farmer, Monroeville.
Burgert Peter, farmer, Monroeville.
Burgess Ebenezer, farmer and land owner.
New Haven.
Burgess George, wks J. Begue & Co., New
Haven.
Burgess Gideon, land owner, New Haven.
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Burgess Henry, capitalist, New Haven.
Burk Eldridge, laud owner, Perrj.
Burk George, Fort Wayne.
Burkholder David, land owner, Chamberlain.
Burkholder John, saw mill and land owner,
Leo.
Burrier Adam Sr., land owner. Hall's Corners.
Burrier Isaac, farmer. Hall's Corners
Burrier William, land owner. Hall's Corners.
Busche Ernest, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Buscher John, Fort Wayne.
Buschnian Christopher, Fort Wayne.
Bush A L., farmer, Zanesville.
Bush G. W., farmer, Woodburn.
Bush George, (J. McKendry & Co.,) New Haven.
Bush George, land owner, Zanesville.
Bushe Isaac, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Bushe Isaac, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Bushet Michael, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Buskirk Daniel, land owner. Little River.
Buskirk J. W., land owner, Zanesville.
Buskirk John, farmer, Little River.
Busnet Charles, farmer, New Haven.
Busnet Peter, farmer, New Haven.
Busse Henry, land owner. New Haven.
Bussman Anthony, Fort Wayne.
Bussman Edward, Fort Wayne.
Buter Henry, farmer, Fort Wayne.
Butler George, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Butler George H., farmer, Fort Wayne.
Butler Jacob, farmer and land owner, New
Haven.
Butler John, farmer and land owner, Maples.
Butler Lewis F., farmer, Fort Wayne.
Butler William, farmer and land owner,
Maples.
Butt Basel, land owner. Areola.
Butt William, Fort Wayne.
Butteron Frederick, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Butteron Frederick, Jr., lab. Fort Wayne.
Butterworth James, farmer. Maples.
Buxbarger Valentine, lab, Fort Wayne.
Byall Israel, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Byall James W., land owner. Fort Wayne.
Byall William, farmer, Fort Wayne.
Bycrs Andrew, land owner, Perry.
Byers Jacob, lab. Fort Wayne.
Byers John, land owner, Harlan.
Byers Jonathan, land owner. Harlan.
Byers Thomas, land owner, Harlan.
C1ADWALLADER Thomas, school teacher,
J Mnples.
Cadwaliader Thomas, wks Fitch & Mapel,
Maples.
Cagnet Adam, land owner, Monroeville.
Ciignet Charles, land owner, Monroeville.
Cagnet Paul, land owner, Monroeville.
Calbert John, Fort Wayne.
Calbetzer Aaron, f\iruier. Fort Wayne.
Callaghan John, lab T. W. & W. Ry., New
Haven.
Gallop Neal, wks J. Begue & Co., New Haven.
Calvert W. A., (Rout, Webster & Co.,) Mon-
roeville.
Cameron James, Chamberlain.
Cameron James, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Campbell Andrew, Fort Wayne.
Campbell Conrad, farmer. Little River.
Campl)ell D. S., land owner, I'eny.
Campbell Freeman E. 0., land owner. Perry.
Campbell George, wks Ralya & Robertson,
Monroeville.
Campbell J. E., Monroeville.
Campbell James, cooper Cuba, Harlan P. 0.
Campbell John, cooper, Hamilton, Leo P. 0.
Campbell John, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Campbell John, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Campbell Peter, Fort Wayne.
Campbell Robert, Fort Wayne.
Campman John, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Carey Jacob, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Carles John, landowner, Little River.
Carles M. G., farmer. Little River.
Carliere John, farmer, Areola.
Carliere Victor, farmer. Areola.
Carman Charles, land owner, Leo.
Carnrike John M., land owner. Fort Wayne.
Carpenter C. C, farmer, Monioeville.
Carpenter Samuel, lab, Zanesville.
Carr Alvin B., engineer J. Begue & Co., New
Haven.
Carr Manuel farmer. Areola.
Carrington Andrew D., painter, Maysville,
Harlan P. 0.
Carroll Alfred, farmer, Fort Wayne.
Carroll David L., land owner, Fort Wayne.
Carrol! .lames, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Carroll Michael, land owner, Perry.
Carroll William, Lake.
Carter William H., lab, Areola.
Carto George, lab, Fort Wayne.
Cartwrighl A. J., land owner, Little River.
Cartwright Alexander, farmer, Fort Wayne.
Oartwright George, farmer, Fort Wayne P. 0.
Cartwright George C, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Cartwright J. D., land owner. Little River.
Cartwright James F., land owner. Fort
Wayne P. O.
Cartwright James M., land owner. Fort
Wayne P. 0.
Cartwright John, Fort Wayne.
Cartwright John, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Cartwright Louis A., land owner. Fort Wayne.
Cartwright Samuel, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Cary Melancthon, agt Ralya & Robertson,
Monroeville.
Case George, Fort W-Wne.
Case William, Fort Wayne.
Cash Alfred A., lab, Woodburn.
Cassady Jacob, blacksmith, Monroeville.
Casteel Henry, farmer. Little River.
Castle Jacob, land owner. Hall's Corners.
Castle James, land owner, Hall's Corners.
Castle Robert, lab. New Haven.
Castle Thomas, farmer, Leo.
Castleman Henry, farmer. Maples.
Cattey Joseph, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Cayoi't Frank, farmer and land owner. Ma-
ples.
Centlivre Louis, brewer. Fort Wayne.
Champion R. W., land owner, Maysville.
Chandler John, Hail's Corners.
Chanev George, farmer, Spencerville,DeKalb
County.
Chaney J. W., farmer, Zanesville.
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'—-* Chauey James, land owner and carpenter,
P^ Roanoke, Huntington Co.
C^i Chapman Francis, t'armei;^ Liltlo River.
P^ Chapman George, Ji., farmer. Little River.
2 Chapman George, Sr., land owner. Little
CO River.
S3*» Chapiium J., farmer, Perry.
^ Chapman Jolm, land owner, Monroeville.
»^ Chapman John W., land owner, Monroeville.
^ Chapman Robert C, land owner, Monroe-
ville.
"^ Chapman Solomon, land owner, Perry.
2 Cliapman William, carpenter. Little River.
^^ Chappel Philemon, land owner, Perry.
Chase James, land owner, Fort Wayne.
§ Chase Stephen, farmer, Fort Wayne.
Chatten Peter, lab. New Haven.
^t Chausse Amada, farmer and land owner,
•^ Monroeville.
^ Cliausse Amos, land uwner, New Haven.
4_3 Clieney Ezra, la.nd owner, Maples.
CQ Cliilds "William J., land owner, Leo
g Chidcoat James, farmer, Fort Wayne.
^ Ciiillcoat Nicodemus, land owner, Fort
Wayne.
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gj Chorde August, farmer. Fort Wayne.
O Chorpening Joseph, land owner. Fort Wayne
'^ Christ Joseph, Fort Wayne.
•^■^ Christian Antliony, Fort Wayne.
■q2 ChristmanNicholas, farmer, Little^River.
C13 Civits Moses, farmer. Perry. '
'r^ Claggett John, farmer, Fort Wayne.
C^S Clapsaddle John, land owner and town asses-
loj sor. Areola.
j^^ Clark Anthony, Fort Wayne.
O Clark Anthony, Jr., Fort Wayne.
1^ Clark B. A., land owner, Zanesville.
C^ Clark Benjamin, Fort Wayne.
O Clark Charles A., Fort Wayne.
oa Clark Enoch, laud owner, Fort Wayne.
Clark Jacob, farmer, Monroeville.
Clark James, physician. Root.
^^ Clark James, saloon, Root.
ga^ Clark John, Fort Wayne.
^ Clark Robert, land owner and carpenter,Zanes
O ville, Huntington Co.
^ Clark Samuel, Fort Wayne.
83 Clark T. R., Fort Wayne.
p^ Clark Wilson, Fort Wayne.
<15 Clark Zachens, land owner. Little River.
<D Class C. F., farmer, Zanesville.
■^ Ciausraeyer Frederick L., land owner, Fort
Q Wayne.
^^ Clauson Josiah, farmer, Harlan.
Clayton Henry, laud owner, Leo.
^J, Clayton John, land owner, Monroeville.
jj^ Clayton Levi, land owner, Monroeville.
Qi Clear Michael, land owner. Perry.
■^ Clearscvo John, farmer. Fort Wayne.
j" Clem Adam J., farmer and land owner, Mon-
Jd roeville.
C^ Ciem B., carpenter, Monroeville.
CQ Clem David, farmer and land owner, Mon-
roeville
Clem Henry, farmer and land owner, Monroe-
•^ Clem Noah, land owner, Monroeville.
OB Clem Samuel, Jr., farmer, Monroeville.
Clem Samuel, Sen., farmer and land owner,
Monroeville.
Clem William, farmer and land owner, Mon-
roeville.
Clemens Joseph R., blksmilh, St. Joseph,
Fort Wayne.
Click George W., land owner. Fort Wayne.
Cline John, farmer and land owner, Monroe-
ville.
Clode Joseph, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Close James, land owner. Root.
Closson Warren, carpenter, Perry.
Clutter C, land ovifner. Perry.
Coats Franklin, lab. New Haven.
Coats John, landowner, New Haven.
Cochoit Joseph, farmer and land owner, Ne\T
Haven.
Cochran G. G., land owner, Woodburn.
Cochran John, Fort Wayne.
Cofl'elt George, land owner, Woodburn.
Cohlmeyer Charles, farmer, New Haven.
Cole Collins, land owner. Halls Corners.
Cole H. M., Woodburn P. O.
Cole Joseph, land owner, Monroeville.
Cole Peter, land owner, Monroeville.
Coleman Adam, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Coleman Alfred, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Coleman Charles, lasid owner, Woodburn.
Coleman Edwin, farmer, New Haven.
Coleman Frederick, land owner. Root.
Colemaii George, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Coleman Isaiah, land owner, J'ort Wayne.
Coleman Jacob, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Coleman James, land owner, Root.
Coleman Jonathan, farmer, Foi't Wayne.
Colerick Edward T., Fort Wayne.
Coles James P. K., lab. Fort Wayne.
Coles Jesse, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Coles Stephen, lab. Fort Wayne.
Collier Francis, land owner, Halls Corners.
Collins George, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Collins Joseph, farmer, Monroeville.
Colon Joseph, farmer and land owner, New
Haven.
Colson Edward, Fort Wayne.
Colson Nicholas, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Coiner Edward, farmer. Little River.
Comer James, hind owner, Little River.
Comont Joseph, I'armer and land owner. New
Haven.
Comparet David F., land owner. Fort Wayne.
Comparet Josepli, landowner. Fort Wayne.
Comstoek J. B., land owner, Fort Wayne.
Coney Patrick, lab, New Haven.
Conison James, farmer, Little River.
Connell Dennis, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., Fort
Wayne.
Conniers Edward, lab. Areola.
Connett Edward, Fort Wayne.
Connett Isaac, Fort Wayne.
Connett Joseph, Fort Wayne.
Connors Jolm, lab P. Ft." W. & C. Ry., Fort
Wayne.
Conrad Casper, farmer. New Ilnven.
Conrad George, shoemkr, Monroeville.
Conrad John, farmer. New Haven.
Conrad .Matthias, Jr., farmer. New Haven.
Conrad Matthias, Sr., farmer, New Haven.
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Conrad Matthias, 3d farmer, New Haveu.
Conrad Peter, farnivjr and land owner, New
Haven.
Conway David, farmer, Harlan.
Cook A. H., Fort Wayne.
Cook Jacob, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Cooli Joseph R., lab, Leo.
Cook Nathaniel, Fort Wayne.
Cook Phillip C, land owner and blacksmith.
Fort Wayne.
Cook Setli, farmer, Monroeville.
Cook Theodore, land owner. New Haven.
Cook William, Chamberlain.
Cook William, Fort Wayne.
Cool Godlif, iab, Fort Wayne.
Cool John, teamster, New Haven.
Coomer Lafayette, general store, Maysville,
Harlan P. 0.
Coomer Se\niour, carpenter, Maysville, Har-
lan P. 0
Cooper Cornelius, Fort Wayne.
Cooper Lewis, farmer. Little River.
Cooper William, land owner. Perry.
Cope Abraham, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Copp Isaac, blksmith, Maysville, Harlan P. 0.
Copp Russell blacksmith, Maysville, Harlan
P. 0.
Coppenhaver Jacob, farmer, Harlan.
Coppenhaver John, lab, Monrueville.
Corcoran John, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., Mon-
roeville.
Corcor.ui Michael, cooper J. McKendry & Co ,
New Haven.
Cordevay John B., land owner and post mas-
ter, St. Vinoent.
Cordier John, Fort Wayne.
Cordior Joseph, Fort Wayne.
Cordiway Peter, land owner. Areola.
Core Samuel, land owner, Zanesville.
Corlett W H., Fo.rt Wayne.
Cormick W. 11., farmer, Areola.
Corneille Ai!j^ii<,, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Corneille C. i'. S , land owner. Fort Wayne.
Corsen John, I nij owner. Little River.
Corsen Jonali, Jr., farmer, Little River.
Corson Jonali, Sr., land owner. Little River.
Corviile Lewis, land owner, Root.
Cosgrove Franklin K.,
physician and surgeon, Maysville, Har-
lan P. 0.
Cothrell Moses, Fort Wayne.
Cotten Henry, Fort Wayne.
Cougleton H., Monroeville.
Conlson T. C, farmer, Zanesville.
Cour Alexander, land owner and blacKsmitli,
Fort Wayne
Couv C, Fort Wayne.
Cour Eugene, Fort Wayne.
Cour John A., land owner. Fort Wayne.
Cour S. E., Fort Wayne.
Courdevay Zeraphim, land owner Ft- Wayne.
Courlardot Steplien, farmer and land 'owner.
New Haven.
Couverset Frank, farmer and land owner.
Maples.
COVERDALE ELIAS G., propr E.xchange ^
Hotel, ills, agt and notary public, Mon- g
roe vi lie. (^
Goverdale J. F., land owner, Z:iuesville. a
Covington Thomas, nursery and land owner, j^
Fort Wayne. CD
Covington Tiiomas, Jr., land owner. Fort "^
Wayne. ^
Cox A., firmer and land owner, Maples. pj
Cox Charles E., land owner, Fort Wayne. e-^
Cox Simeon, land owner, Maples. ^g
Cox Thomas, farmer, St. Vincent. ^^
Crabell Jacob, land owner, Monroeville. hj
Craljill D., farmer, Monroeville. Ps
Crabill David H., faiiner, Monroeville. J^*
Crabs William, land owner and carpenter,*^
Roanoke, Huntington Co. ""
Craig A. J., land ownei', Zanesville. Z/i
Craig James, land owner Fort Wayne. ^
Craig John, farmer. Fort Wayne. JT^
Craig William, Fort Wayne. po
Craig William, farmer, Zanesville. ^^
(!rall Milton, land owner. Hall's Corners. Z
Cramer J. Q. A., teamster. Fort Wayne.
Cramer Florence, farmer, Mi>nroeville. F^
Cramer Philip, land owner. Fort Wayne. ^^
Cranz Absalom, Fort Wayne. q
Cranz Jacob, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Crawtord Andrew, land owner. Perry. £
Crawford David, land owner and carpenter, (j)
Roanoke, Huntington Co. j^
Crawford Edward C, ff.inier, Leo. q
Crawford James, land owner. Fort Wavne c*
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Crawford John, land ov/ner. Areola.
Crawford Sohn, land Owner, Hall's Corners.
Crawford Join., land owner, Roanoke, Hunt-
ington Co. C
Crawford Joshua, land owner. Fort Wayne, 5
P. 0. ^
Crawford L. C, land owner, Leo.
Crawford Thomas B., farmer, Leo.
Crawford William, Fort Wayne.
Crawford William, farmer. Hall's Corners. ^^
Crawford William, land owner. Perry. O*
Crawford William Z., faimer, Leo. *^
Creekmore William, land owner. Little River, ja
Creigh Hugh, saloon and land owner, Wood- CS
burn. *^
Creighton A. P., land owner. Little River. pXt
Cress William T., farmer and land owner, ^
Monroeville. . ^
Cresseiman Abram, Fort Wayne. CD
Crimmins David, lab. Fort Wayne. ~
Crimmins Pat'.ick, land owner, Fort Wayne. J;^'
Ciiristensen Lewis, farmer. Fort Wayne. ^
Crippen Asa B., (Crippen & Son,) New td
Haven. O
Crippen J. Alvin, (Crippen & Son,) New ^
Haven. 00
Cripyen -^ Son, (Asa B. and J. Alvin Crip- ps
P'n,) druggists. New Haven. C3
Crisenburg Peter S., general store and justice ^'
of the peace, Maysville, Harlan, P. 0. CQ
Criswell Andrew J,, Fort Wayne SJ*
Criswell Andrew J., lab, Leo. ^
Criswell William, land owner, Leo. qq
Critchlow Samuel, lab, New Haven,
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Crock Joseph, land owner. Maples.
Crook Joseph, wks Fitch & Map'el, Maples.
Cromer A. J., (Rev.,) land owner, Zanesville.
Cronemiller Jacob, lab, Fort Wayne.
Cronemiller Peter, lab Fort Wayne.
Crosier Samuel H., farmer, Monroeville.
Crosson Larhla, land owner, Fort Wayne
Grouse C. F., Fort Wayne.
C rouse David, carpenter. Fort Wayne.
Grouse Henson, wagonmkr. Fort Wayne.
Crouse Jesse, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Grouse Oliver, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Grow J. A., carpenter. Fort Wayne.
Crow J. F., carpenter, Fort Wayne.
Grow James, land owner, Zanesville.
Crow John, land owner, Zanesville.
Crow Jonathan, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Crow Martin, land owner, Zanesville.
Crow Michael, land owner, Zanesville.
Crowner John N., (Rollins & Crowner,)
Middleport Ohio.
Croy Henry, land owner, Areola.
Grummet John, farmer. Little River.
Cruse John, Fort Wayne.
Gruser William, land owner, Monroeville.
Cruthers Franklin, carpenter, Perry.
Crullen Patrick, section foreman repairs P.
Ft. W. & C Ry., Maples.
Cully William, farmer, Monroeville.
Culver G. W., farmer, Perry.
Cummings Henry, land owner, Woodburn.
Gummings Joseph, blacksmith, Maysville,
Harian P. 0.
Cummins Rody, watchman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.,
Fort Wayne.
Cuney Francis, farmer and laud owner,
Maples.
Cuney Peter, farmer. Perry.
Cunison Robert, Fort Wayne.
Curee Christian, J'ar".ner, Leo.
Guree Peter, farmer, Leo.
Gurti.ss Walter E., pastor M. E. Church, New-
Haven.
Gurts John C, land owner, Areola.
Cutler Wheeler, land owner. Maples.
Cutler William M., land owner. Maples.
Cutshall George, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Cutshall John F., land owner, Fort Wayne.
Cutshall Samuel, farmer. Perry.
Cutshall Samuel Sr., lund owner. Fort Wayne.
Cutshall William H., land owner. Fort Wayne.
Guty Andrew, farmer, Monroeville.
DAFFON William, Jr., land owner, Little
River.
Dalfon William, Sr., land owner, Little
River.
Dagaman Frederick, Fort Wayne.
Dager Frederick, land owner, New Haven.
Dager Peter, farmer. New Haven.
Dager Peter, Jr., farmer. New Haven.
Dague Jacob & Bro., saw mill, Madison Town-
ship, Monroeville P. 0.
Daier Alexis, farmer. New Haven.
Dailey William T., land owner, Leo.
Daley John, land owner, Zanesville.
Daley Samuel, farmer, Leo.
Daley Vincent, laud owner, Zanesville.
Dallman John, land owner. Little River.
Dallman Thomas, land owner. Little River.
Dallman William, farmer and shoemkr. Little
River.
Dalman Frederick, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Damon Lymon, lab, Harlan.
Dancot Felix, farmer. New Haven.
Daner Henry, land owner. Fort Wayiie.
Daniels A., land owner. New Haven.
Daniels John S., land owner. New Haven.
Daniels Lewis, land owner. Hall's Corners.
Daniels Martin C, farmer, New Haven.
Daniels Samuel, cooper, Hall's Corners.
Daniels Solon A., land ownen. New Haven.
Daniels Wade H., land owner, New Haven.
Daniels William B., land owner. New Haven.
Darby Henry, land owner, Areola.
Darby John, land owner, Areola.
Darling George W., land owner, Harlan.
Darnte William, lab T. W. & W. Ry., New
Haven.
Darr Charles, farmer and land owner, New
Haven.
Darr John, farmer. Maples.
Darst Charles, Fort Wayne.
Darwinter Joseph, miller Mauniee Valley-
Mills, New Haven.
Dasaler Christian, farmer, Fort Wayne.
Dasaler Conrad, farmer. Fort Wayne,
Dasaler Henry, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Daub John A., farmer. Fort Wayne.
Daugherty L., Monroeville.
Daugherty 0. S., Monroeville.
Daunenfecbas Conrad, farmer, New Haven.
Davenport Charles, wks J. Begue & Co., New
Haven.
Davenport Edward N., farmer. Fort Wayne.
Davenport Nelson, wks J. Begue & Co., New
Haven.
Davidson James, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
Davis B. C, land owner. Little River.
Davis Cyrus, lab, New Haven.
Davis H. M., land owner, Perry.
Davis Henry, Fort Wayne.
Davis John, farmer, Spencerville, Dekalb
Co.
Davis Martin, land owner, Spencerville, De-
kalb Co.
Davis Robert, land owner, Spencerville, De-
kalb Co.
Davis Samuel, school teacher, Spencerville,
Dekalb Co.
Davis Samuel, school teacher, St. Joseph
Tp., Fort Wayne.
Davis Thomas, land owner. Areola.
Davis Walter, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Davis William, Fort Wayne.
Dawkins Henry, farmer. New Haven.
Dawkins James, farmer. New Haven.
Dawkins John, farmer and land owner. New
Haven.
Dawkins William, farmer, New Haven.
Daws J. B., land owner, Roanoke, Hunting-
ton Co.
Dawson John, land owner. Perry.
Day John, land owner, Woodburn.
Deal F. M., blacksmith, Monroeville.
Deal Frederick, blacksmith, Root.
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Deal George, land owner, Perry.
Deal James M., blacksmith, Root.
Dean Gilbert, landowner, Zanesville.
Dean John, land owner, Zanesville.
Debo William, farmer, Monroeville.
Debolt Joseph, land owner, Areola.
Decker Daniel, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Decker Henry E., farmer, Fort Wayne.
Decker John G., land owner, Fort Wayne.
Decover Jacob, carpenter, Chamberlain.
Dedier Theabout, land owner. Fort Wayne.
DeHaven Jonathan, Fort Wayne.
DeKay Peter, land owner. New Haven.
Delagrange L , land owner, Perry.
Delegraig Victor, land owner, Leo.
Delerange Justin, farmer, Fort Wayne.
Dellmont Julius, Fort Wayne.
DeLong Isaac, Foi t Wayne.
DeLong Jesse, farmer and land owner, Mon-
roeville.
DeLong Joel, farmer. Perry.
DeLong Washington, blacksmith, Perry.
Dernier Joseph, Fort Wayne.
Denner John, lab. Fort Waj'ne.
Dennert Rudolph, Fort Wayne.
Denney Walter, blacksmith, Zanesville.
Dennis Christian, farmer, New Haven.
Dennis David, land owner, Roanoke, Hunting-
ton Co.
Dennis Isaac, farmer, Roanoke, Huntington
County.
Dennis Jacob, land owner, Roanoke, Hunt-
ington Co.
Dennis John, land owner, Roanoke, Hunting-
ton Co.
Dennis Michael, farmer. Little River.
Dennis William, farmer. Areola.
Denny Michael, farmer. Maples.
Densel Frank, farmer. New Haven.
Densel Mathias, land owner. New Haven.
Depew Elijah, farmer, Leo.
Depew Isaac, land owner, Leo.
Depew Isaac N., land owner, Leo.
Depew James M., farmer. Perry.
Depew Lemuel, landowner, Leo.
Depew William, land owner, Leo.
Depew William M., farmer. Perry.
Deplain Didier, farmer, Fort Wayne.
Derban Absalom, farmer, Leo.
Derby James W., harnessmaker, Maysville,
Harlan P. 0.
Derbv William R., harnessmaker, Maysville,
Harlan P. 0.
Derome Frederick, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Detrick Samuel, land owner, Harlan.
Deturk Daniel, land owner, Litchfield.
Deupont -Lawrence, farmer. New Haven.
Devaux David, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Deventer Frederick, blacksmith, Hamilton,
Leo P. 0.
Deventer Frederick, (Deventer & Snyder,)
Hamilton, Leo P. 0.
Deventer & Snyder, (Frederick Deventer and
Louis Snyder,) shoemakers, Hamilton,
Leo P. 0.
Dever John, wagonmaker, Hamilton, Leo
P. 0.
Devlin James, lab, Fort Wayne.
Devlin John, land owner, Fort Wayne. **-*
Devlin Patrick, laud owner, Fort Wayne. <r*
Devlin William, grocer, Leo. **1
Dovelin William, saloon, Hamilton, Loo P.O. "
Dewitt D. L., laud owner, Roanoke, Hunting- ^^
ton Co. ^
Dewitt D. W., land owner, Roanoke, Hunt- •-»
ington Co. ^
DeWinter Joseph, mill-jr. New Haven. ^
Dial J. B., farmer, Harlan. t-f
Dicker.son Gideon, farmer. New Haven. ^
Dickerson Henry, farmer, New Haven. ^^
Dickerson Joshua, farmer and land owner, O
Monroeville. ?
Dickerson Weston, farmer. Perry. h-*
Dickerson William, farmer and justice of the (t>
peace, Monroeville. O
Dickey Robert, Fort Wayne. *^
DICKISON HENRY, lawyer, New Haven. (O
Didier Francis, Fort Wayne. ^
Didier J. M., Fort Wayne. o
Diehl J., farmer, Harlan. 3
Dierkes F. W., Fort Wayne. *t3
Dierstein Anthony, wagonmaker, Mavsville, J^*
Harlan P. 0. ' p*
Dietrick A. J., land owner, Harlan. ®
Dietrick Emanuel, lab, Harlan. ^
DifiTendaffer Henry, land owner, Areola. O
Diffendaffer Jacob, farmer, Areola. ^^
Diffendaft'er Jacob, Sr., land owner. Perry. ^^
Diffendaffer John, land owner, Areola. O
Diffendaffer Samuel, land owner Perry. r|j
Diggins Maurice, farmer, Fort Wayne. ^"^
Digman John, land owner. Maples.
Dilla L. P., farmer, Little River.
Dillen G., farmer, Zanesville. ^
Dillon Samuel, land owner, Zanesville. •^
Dinger Robert, farmer, Maples. CO
Dinges Frederick, land owner, Fort Way.ie. ^
Diuges John, land owner. Fort Wayne. ^
Dinges Philip, land owner, Fort Wayne. oa
Dinglebeck G. M., land owner, Zanesville. ^
Dingman Abraham, wks J. Begue & Co., New O
Haven. ^
Dingman Daniel, wks J. Begue & Co., New e-*
Haven. g
Dingman Geoige, wks J. Begue & Co., New ^
Haven. t^*
Disen E., Leo. ^
Dishone John D., Root. 2
Dishong Ephriam, land owner, Little River.
Dishong Morris, farmer. Little River. g^
Disler Henry, cooper and land owner, Leo. ^
Disler Jacob 1st, farmer, Leo. ja*
Disler Jacob 2nd, farmer, Leo. *"
Disler John, land owner, Leo. 1^
Disler Samuel, land owner, Leo. hrt
Ditzell Henry, land owner, Maples. ^
Ditzell William, land owner. Maples. vi^
Dobbins Henry, land owner, Little River. GQ
Dobilinski Louis, paper mills, Fort Wayne. q
Doctor George, land owner, Root. t^
Doctor Henry, land owner. Root. ®
Dodan Frank, farmer and land owner, New (jj
Haven. g*
Dodan Joseph, farmer and land owner. New q^
Haven. PsT*
Dohner Levi, (Dohner & Forsight,) Areola.
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Foi'sii;lit,) blksinith, Areola.
Dolaii EJw;!rd, Fort Wayne.
Doliiii John, Fort Wayne.
Doliin L., Monroeviile.
Dolan Michael M., land owner, Perry.
Dohin Nicholas, farmer, Little River.
Dolan Robert, land owner. Perry.
Dollarhide Alexander, land owner, Wood-
burn.
Dolhirliide Emsley, land owner, Woodburn.
Dolloft' PJiijah, farmer, Areola.
Donahoe John, Fort Wayne.
Donaldson Joseph, land owner, Perry.
Donaldson W. S., farmer, Perry.
Dongly Joseph, land owner, Perrv.
Donoliue Michael, land owner. Areola.
Donovan Thomas, lab, P'ort Wayne.
Doogan Miohael, land owner, Areola.
Dooley John, land owner. Areola.
Dooley William, day watchman P. Ft. W. &
G. Ry.,Fort Wayne.
Dooly David, farmer. Perry.
Dooly John, Jr.. farmer, Perry.
Dooly John, Sen., farmer. Perry.
Dooly Solomon, farmer. Perry.
Doring Henry, land owner, P'ort Wayne.
Doring Jacob, farmer. New Haven.
Dorsey George, land owner. Hall's Corners.
Dorsey James, cabin.etmkr, Zanesville.
Dorsey John, farmer, Zanesville.
Dorsey John, land owner, Hall's Corners.
Dorsey Jonathan, land on^ner, Hall's Corners.
Dorsey Robert, land owner, Hall's Corners.
Dorsey Thomas, land owner. Hall's Corners.
Dorsey William, land owner, Hall's Corners.
Doswell John H., Fort Wayne.
Dothage Krnest H.,land owner. Fort Wayne.
Donble William, land owner. Little River.
Dougall Allen H., flour mill, New Haven.
Dougall John, land owner, New Haven.
Dougall William, physician and surgeon, New
Haven.
Dougherty Alfred, land owner, Perry.
Dougherty B., lab, Woodburn.
Dougherty Hir:im, farmer, Maples.
Dougherty Patrick, Fort Wayne.
Dougherty Solomon, land owner, Monroeviile.
Dougherty William, land owner, Monroeviile.
Dougherty William H., land owner, Monroe-
r ville.
Douglass John, farmer, Leo.
Douglas Samuel, land owner, Leo.
Douglass William, blacksmith, Hamilton, Leo
P. 0.
Douglass William, land owner, Perry.
Dove Dennis, land owner, Leo.
Dove William, lab, Leo.
Dowley John, Fort Wayne.
Dowling Bartholomew, tinner S. Bacon, New
Haven.
Downing Jeremiah, Fort Wayne.
Doyle John, f?prmer. Little River.
Doyle William, farmer and land owner, New
Haven.
Drage Christopher, wagon maker, Root P. 0.
Drage Frederick, land owner, Root.
Drage Henry, land owner, Root.
Drage Henry, Sen., land ovyner. Root.
Draggoo Albert, land owt:er, Hall's Corners.
Drake Andrew, Fort Wayne.
Draker A., land ownei-. Areola.
Draper D., farmer, Mor.roeville.
Dratt John, wks Fitch & Mapel, Mapels.
Dratt Peter, stave cutter Fitch & Mapel, Ma-
ples.
Drebert Henry, land owner, R(iot.
Drebert John, land owner. Root.
Droibelbiss Jacob, Fort Wayne.
Dresback David, laud owner, Hall's Corners.
Dressback Isaac, land owner, Harlan.
Dresback John, land owner. Hall's Corners.
Dresback Joseph, laud owner. Hall's Corners.
Drew William E., land owner. Root.
Dreyer Henry, Fort Wayne.
Driver Adam, land owner, Hall's Corners.
Driver Charles, farmer. Maples.
Driver David, farmerj Chambi-rlain.
Driver George R., farmei', Maples.
Driver Isaiah, farmer. Maples.
Driver Isaiah, Jr., carpenter, Chamberlain.
Driver William, land owner. Hall's Corners.
Drury Michael, Fort Wayne.
Ducat Anthony, Ip.nd owner. Fort Wayne.
Dudenhafer Conrad, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Dudenhat'er George, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Dudenhafer Philip, land owner, Root.
Dueings Henry, Fort Wayne.
Duffin Frederick, Fort Wayne.
Dugan J. W., farmer and land owner, Mon-
roeviile.
Dugen Jacob, firmer. Maples.
Dugen John, farmer, Maples.
Dughman Abram, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Dughman David, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Dull Ephralm, laud owner, Perry.
Dull Jacob, farmer. Perry.
Dunham John L., (Dunham & Steele,) Fort
Wayne.
DUNHAM & STEELE, (John L. Dunham
and James M. Steele,) groceries and
provisions, Main st., Monroeviile.
Dunlap Griffith, farmer, Fort Wayne.
Dunten G. W., land owner. Perry.
Dunten H. F., land owner. Perry.
Dunten M. N., land owner. Perry.
Dunten Washington, grocer. Perry.
Dunten William, pump mnfr. Root.
Dunton Paul, land owner. Perry.
Dunton Washington, postmaster and grocer,
Huntington, Perry P. O.
Dupeyron John B., farmer and land owner,
New Haven.
Duplilain Frank, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Dupont Marcellus, fanner, Fort Wayne.
Dupont Peter, land owner, Peiry.
Durbiu Samuel, farmer, Harlan.
Durgen Stewart, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Dykes Andrew, Sr., farmer. Fort Wayne.
EAGG George, land owner, Monroeviile.
Eagy John H., school teacher, Monroe-
viile.
Eagv William M., land owner, Monroeviile.
Eiikin Thomas C, physician, Monroeviile.
Earl George W., farmer, Leo.
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Earl William, farmer, Leo.
Eberluirdt Alfred, farmer, Perry.
Eberly D.uiiel, miller. Fori Wajne.
Ebner M., Ikrruur, Root.
Eby D.iniel, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Eby Knfua, land owner. Fort, Wayne.
Eecles George W., Laid owner, Harlan.
Eekerman David, lab P. Ft. W. & U. Ry.
Eekert Fiedcriuk, Fort Wayue.
Eckert Tobias, Fort Wayne.
Eden .John, farmer and land owner, New
Haven.
Edgerton J. K. & Co.,
(J. K. Edgerton and George Nel.-^on.)
stave fielory and saw niill,'\Voodbino.
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Edgingti)n James, land owner, Monroevilie,
Edmunds John, Fort Wayne.
Edsall Peter, farmer, Foi't Wayne.
Edsall Simon, larmer, Fort W.iyne.
Edwards A.fred, uari)enter, Z.mesville.
Edwards George F., lab, Monroevilie.
Edwards Isaac N., lab. Perry.
Edwards John, fanner. New Haven.
Edwaids M , land owner. Perry.
Eggerman David, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Egulf Samuel, land owner, Areola.
Eiclicff John, Fort Wavne.
Eiehehnan William, Fort Wavne.
Eigenberg Henry, land owner", Fort Wayne.
Eigenberg John, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Eitamiin Nicholas, farmer. Fort Way no.
Elder Uriah, Monroevilie.
Eidridge James S., farmer, P'ort Wayne.
Elickson fienry, Fort Wayne.
Elliott Abraham, tailor,' Maysvilie, HarJan
P. 0. ' J ,
Elliott George W., editor Fort Wayne Bui-
Ic'tln, Fort Wayne.
Ellison J. F., land owner, Zanesville.
Elm Park Nursery, I. D. G. Nelson, prop,
Adams Township, on T. W. & W. Ry., 3
niiles e Fort Wayne.
Ely David, furmer, Leo.
Ely Ed\,/ard, cooper and land owner. Fort
Wayne.
Ely ISicluil.is, Fort Wayne.
Ely Solomon, land owner, Leo.
Embry Giiailes G., farmer, Fort Wayne.
Eme John ii., farmer, Fort Wayne.
Eme T., land owner. Areola.
Emery John, land owner, Woodburn.
Emery Simeon, farmer, Woodburn.
Eminhiser Adam, land owner, iMaples.
Eminhiser Adam, Jr., land owner, Maples.
Emiuniser Jo-cph, land owner, Maple.s.
Eminhiser Stephen, land owner. Maples.
Emriek A. J., farmer, Litile River.
Emiiek Adam, land owner. Root.
Emiick Benjamin, land ov/ner, Root.
Emriek Franklin, fiirmer, Harlan.
Emriek Henry, land owner, Root.
Emriek J. P., land owner. Little River.
Emriek Jacob, land owner, Little River.
Emriek Joseph, land owner, Root.
Emriek William, farmer, Harlan.
^ineer and land owner,
Endiiiger Samuel, e
Harlan.
Engelkmg Uenry, Fort Wayne.
Engle Amnel, farmer, Maplea.
Engie J. B., physician, Madison Township
Monroevilie P. O.
Engle John, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Fngle John, Jr., land owner, Fort" Wayne.
English James, farmer, Monroevilie.
English John, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Eriek E. W.Hqv., pastor Lutheran Church,
Monroevilie.
Eriek George, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Eriek Willi;, m H., land owner. New" Haven.
Eriekson Cmirles, land owner. Perry.
Erlewine Ainos, carpenter and laiid owner,
Roanoke, Huntington Co.
Ernsting Charles, Fort Wayne.
Ervin Jeremiali, land owner, Fort Wavne.
Ervin John, larmer. Fort Wayue.
Erwin Ricliard, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Esig A. P., farmer. Root.
Esig William, farmer. Root.
E^tabrook Aaron, land owner. Perry.
Estell Tlionias IJ., farmer, Monroevilie.
Estell Thomas J., farmer, Monroevilie.
Esterline William J., blacksmith, Fort Wayne
Etdington James, general store, Root.
Etzinger , Fort Wayne.
Evard David, farmer. New Haven.
Evard James, blacksmith and land owner
Harlan.
Evard John A., farmer, New Haven.
Evard Julius, farmer, New Haven.
Evard Lewis, farmer. New Haven.
Eveland Peter, teamster. New Haven.
Evens George, farmer, Fort Wayne.
Ever Henry, farmer. New Haven.
liv'erett Elijah, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Everett Leonard, I md owner, Fort Wayne.
i'^vil Charles, farmer. Root.
Ewart David, land owner. Little River.
Eweth S.nnuel, land owner, Zanesville
EXCHA\(iE HOTEL, E. G. Coverdale,
propr. Railroad st, Monroevilie.
Eyl August. Chamberlain.
Eyl William, Ciiamberlain.
i TRACKS Adolph, land owner, Little River.
] Packs (ieoige, farmer. Little River.
Fagan L., farmer, Monroevilie.
Fahling Frederick, engineer Fitcli & Mapel,
Maples.
Failer Jacob, Fort Wavne.
Failing Frederick, farmer. Maples.
Fair Andrew, find owner. Perry.
Fair IJhristian, land owner Perrv.
Fair Gabriel, farmer. Perry.
P'air J icob ('., land owner, Perrv.
Fair I'eter, land owner, Perry.
Fair Samuel, land owner. Perry.
Fairfield Asa, Fort Wayne.
Fairlield Ciiaries, landowner, Bnrt Wavne.
Fiiirtield Charles, Jr., Fort Wayne.
Fairfield Cyrus, Fort Wayne.
Fairfield John, painter, Monroevilie.
Fairiield William H., carpeiHer and land own-
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PQ Fiilkinburg Caleb, land owner, Litchfield.
^ Fiilkinburg Ely, farmer, Litclifield.
pj ralloii John, section Ibrenian repairs P. Ft.
O W & C. Ry., Fort Wayne.
^ Falls Joseph, land owner. Root.
^ Falsing Frederick, Fort Wayne.
Ct Fancou George, wks J. Begue & Co., New
^ Haven.
„ Fark Henry, land owner, Fort Wayne.
^^ Farmer Amen, land owner, Ferry-
HJ* Farmer Andrew, land owner. Ferry.
CJ Farmer Cyrus, farmer, Harlan.
o3 Fanner John W., land owner, Harlan.
•^ Farmer Lot, farmer, Fort Wayne.
Pi Farmer William, farmer, Perry.
O Farrand R. S., lab, Perry.
^Farrell Charles, farmer. Root.
1—^ Farrell Cornelius, farmer, Little River.
P* Fnrrell D. C, land owner. Root.
CJ Farrell Edward, land owner, Root.
■g Fi-rrell Hugh, Fort Wayne.
C3 Farrell J.'W., Jr., land owner. Little River.
O Farrell J. W., Sen., land owner. Little River.
^ Farrell John, land owner. Root.
BQ Faust Aaron, farmer, Harlan.
2 Faust Anthony, land owner, Leo.
<-} Fauz Frank, cooper J. Begue & Co., New Ha-
CQ ven.
-. Faveret Remis, lab, P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., Mon-
53 roeville.
•f-i Fay Ezra, Fort Wayne.
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Feathersfield Michael, land owner. New Ha-
, ■! ven.
Federspiel Bolson, (Federspiel & Bro.,) New
*g Haven.
Federspiel John, (Federspiel & Bro.,) New
'g Haven.
§ Federspiel & Bro., (Bolson and John,) black-
*^ smiths, New Htven.
^ Feely Daniel, wks J. McKendry & Co., New
O Haven.
Qj Feighner Jacob, land owner, Zanesville.
"^ Feighner John, farmer, Zanesville.
S^^Feister Jacob, land owner, Zanesville.
^ Feley Daniel, stonecutter. New Haven.
53 Felger Christian, land owner. Areola.
^ Felger Daniel, farmer. Areola.
Felger Frederick, land owner, Areola.
O4 Felger Frederick C, landowner. Areola.
5? Felger G., f.trmer. New Haven.
»j4 Felger Jacob, land owner. Areola.
_ Felger Jacob, Sr., land owner. Areola.
O Fell Christian, farmer. Little River.
^ Felt Peter, land owner. Fort Wayne.
^ Felt Warren B., land owner. Fort Wayne.
^ Felten Sila?, Fort Wayne.
^ Felts G. J., (Wilson & Felts,) Zanesville.
r^ Fenton John G., cooper J. McKendry & Co.,
Cd New Haven.
J3 Fenton W., farmer, Motiroeville.
*§ Fennion Joseph, wks paper mill, Ft. Wayne.
rn Ferris Ezekiel M., land owner. Fort Wayne.
„ Fevert Venus,.lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
^Fidler Adam, farmer. New Haven.
<P Fiegel Charles, Fort Wayne.
^ Fields Amos, farmer. Little River.
Jh Fields F. B., farmer. Little River.
^ Fields J. M., land owner, Little River.
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Figely John W., land owner, Harlan.
Figle William, teamster and land owner Fort
Wayne.
Fike Tobias, lab. New Haven.
Filker C, farmer. Root.
Filker John, land owner. Root.
Filley Samuel, Fort Wayne.
Filley Silby, land owner, Hall's Corners.
Finan Roger, farmer, Monroeville.
Finch Charles, land owner, Perry.
Fink Jacob, Fort Wayne.
Fink Jacob, wigonmkr, Hamilton, Leo P. 0.
Firestine George, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Fischer Jobst, farmer and stock dealer, New
Haven.
Fischer John, farmer and land owner, New
Haven.
Fisher Adam, elk H. Schnelker, New Haven.
Fisher Henry, lab, Monroeville.
Fisher Jacob, cabinetmkr, Zanesville.
Fisher Jacob, cooper. Little River.
Fisher Joseph, butcher. New Haven.
Fisher Joseph C, land owner. Root.
Fisher John, farmer. Perry.
Fisher John, farmer, Monroeville.
Fisher Samuel, land owner, Roanoke, Hunt-
ington Co.
Fitch Appleton H., (Fitch & Mapel,) Maples.
Fitch John W., wks Fitch & Mapel, Maples.
Fitch Mathias, land owner. Perry.
Fitch Nathaniel, land owner. Perry.
Fitch Nathaniel H., (Fitch & Mapel,) Maples.
FITCH & MAPEL, (A. H. Fitch, N. H. Fitch,
L. S. Mapel,) mnfrs staves and barrel
headings. Maples. t
Fitzgerald John, farmer. Maples.
Fitzgerald Michael, land owner. Chamber-
lain.
Fitzgerald Pierce, land owner, Leo.
Fitzgerald William, farmer. New Haven.
Fitzsimmons J. F., physician. Fort Wayne.
Fitzsiinmons Patrick, land owner. Ft. Wayne.
Flachs & Fry, propr saw mill, Madison Town-
ship, Maples P. 0.
Flack Charles, farmer. Fort Wayne P. 0.
1 Flack Michael, farmer. Maples.
Flack Philip, farmer. Maples.
Flaugh John, saw mill. Maples.
Flashtnan P., land owner. Root.
Fleming David, Fort Wayne.
i Fleming J. W., land owner, Perry.
I Fleschman Henry, Fort Wayne.
j Fletcher E., Fort Wayne.
I Fletter James M., farmer, Fort Wayne.
i Flickinger Abraham, lab, Monroeville.
i Flickinger John, land owner. Chamberlain.
I Flint John C, station agt P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.,
Areola.
Flutter H. A., Fort Wayne.
Flutter Jacob N., Fort Wayne.
Fluttrow August, wks S. Bacon, New Haven.
Foelinger Philip, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Fohling Christian, Fort Wayne.
Foest Frederick, farmer. Root.
Foest William, farmer, Root.
Fogle Patrick, wks Baker & Bro., Monroe-
ville.
Fogwell William, land owner, Zanesville.
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Foltz Henry, land owner, Areola.
Foltz Joseph, farmer, Areola.
Foltz Samuel, farmer, Areola.
Foncanon Naney A., wid Harrison, milliner
and dressmaker, Monroeville.
Fonner William, land owner, Eoot.
Foote Harvey B., land owner, Harlau.
Foote John B., land owner, Harlan.
Forbes Thomas, Fort Wayne.
Forbing John, Fort Wayne.
Forbing Peter, Fort Wayne.
Forbush Joel J., Fort Wayne.
Ford George, land owner, Harlan.
Ford W., brakeman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., Mon-
roeville.
Forsight Robert, (Dohner & Forsight,) Ar-
eola.
Forraaii J G., land owner, Zanesville
Forney Francis, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Forney John, lab, Woodburn.
Forsyth Joseph, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Forthmiller Jacob, farmer and land owner,
New Haven.
Forthmiller John J., farmer and land owner,
New Haven.
Foster A. W., farmer, Perry.
Foster Edward, land owner, Woodburn.
Foster George, wagonmaker, New Haven.
Foster Jesse, farmer, Monroeville.
Foster Jesse, land owner, Woodburn.
Foster John G., farmer. New Haven.
Fos-night Solomon, land owner, Harlan.
Fosa William, farmer, Litchfield.
Fountain Louis, blacksmith, Hamilton, Leo
P. 0.
Fouser John J., lab, Fort Wayne.
Fox Allman, (Fox, Timbrook & Co.,) Mays-
ville, Harlan P. 0.
Fox Amnion, carpenter and land owner, Har-
lan.
Fox Hiram, landowner. Chamberlain.
Fox John W., (Fox, Timbrook & Co.,) Mavs-
ville, Harlan P. 0.
Fox Joseph, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Fox Philander, carpenter and land owner.
Areola.
Fox Rhinehard, Fort Wayne.
Fox Valentine. Fort Wayne.
Fox W. W., Fort Wayne.
Fox, Timbrook & Co., (Allman and John W.
Fox and John Timbrook,) saw mill, Maya-
ville, Harlan P. 0.
France Daniel S., land owner. Maples.
France Frank, land owner, Fort Wayne.
France Tebs, farmer and land owner, Monroe-
ville.
France William, farmer, Monroeville.
France William H., farmer, Monroeville.
Frank Adam, Fort Wayne.
Frank Frederick, farmer, Monroeville.
Frank Henry, farmer, Monroeville.
Frank William, farmer, Monroeville.
Fraine Frank, farmer and land owner, New
Haven.
Fraine Prosper, farmer and land owner, New
Haven. •
Frame Ingram, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Fraser Charles,8hoemaker, Hamilton, Leo P.O
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Frecht Henry, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Frecht Henry, Jr., farmer. Fort Wayne.
Frederick Samuel, farmer, Perry.
Frederickson Christian, land owner, Leo.
Fredericksou George, farmer and land owner,
Leo.
Frederickson George, Jr., farmer, Leo.
Frederickson J., postmaster, grocer, and
station agt T. W. W. & W. Ry., Wood-
burn.
Frederickson Jacob, farmer, Leo.
Frederickson Jacob M., land owner. Fort
Wayne.
Frederickson John G., post master, Wood-
burn.
Frederickson Martin, farmer, Leo.
Fredline Emaimel, farmer, Monroeville.
Fredline J. D., farmer, Monroeville.
Fredline John, farmer, Monroeville.
Freeman Frame C, land owner. Perry.
Freeman N. B., paper Mill, Fort Wayne.
Freeman U. B., land owner, Monroeville.
Freeman Noah, wks Ralya & Robertson, Mon
roeville.
Freeman Robert, land owner. Perry.
FreistroiFer Simon, land owner. Fort Wayne, r^
French Amos, Fort Wayne. O
French Silas, Port AVayne. 1_
Friber Ignatius, farmer, Little River. ^
Frichshuber Adam, land owner, Little River. CD
Frichshuber Frederick, farmer. Little River. {3
Frichshuber J. L., land owner, Little River. O
Frichshuber Thomas, land owner. Little *^
River. ^
Friedt Henry C, shoemkr, Maysville, Harlan ^
Friedt Jacob, land owner, Harlan.
Friedt John, land owner, Hailan.
Frield John, Fort Wayne.
Frier Conrad, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Frier John, farmer, Fort Wayne.
Friese Amos, farmer, Harlan.
Friese Daniel, land owner. Hall's Corners.
Friese Jacob, farmer, Hall's Corners.
Frisby Daniel M., farmer. New Haven.
Fritcher Christopher, farmer. New Haven
Frosch Martin, land owner, Fort Wayne. P*
Fruechtenwicht Frank, land owner, Fort^
Wayne. ^^
Fruechtenwicht Henrv, land owner. Fort ?!•
Wayne. g
Fry Absalom, lab P. ¥t. W. & C. Ry., Maples. ^L
Fry Charles, land owner. Fort Wayne. JjJ
Fry Frank, Fort Wayne. \^
Fry Frederick, farmer. Maples.
Fry Frederick, lab P. Ft. W. k C.
Maples.
Fry George, wks Fitch &Mapcl, Maples.
Fry Henry, Fort Wayne.
Fry Jacob, tanner. Fort Wayne.
Fry James, farmer, Maples.
Fry John, Fort Wayne.
Fry John W., land owner, Harlan.
Fry Martin, farmer. Maples.
Fry Pliilip, farmer, Maple!?.
Fulke Lewis, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Fulke Martin, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Fulkerson Abraham, land owner, Leo.
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Fiilkerson David, land owner, Leo.
Fuller Chauneey, land owner, Ferry.
Fuller James L.", physician and snrgeon, Hun-
ttrtowu, Perry F 0.
Fuliuer Frederick,"iand owner, Fort Wayne.
FuUs Christian, land owner, Zanesville.
FulcsJohn, farmer, Zanesville.
Funk Miirtin, lab, Leo.
Funk Peter, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Fui bach George, F^rt Wayne.
Furgers'on George, land owner, Root.
Furj^nsen John, Fort W;iyne.
Fiirniss Thomas, land owner, Leo.
/ < ABLE Charles, farmer. Fort Wayne.
\J' Gable Frederick, farmer and land
owner. Maples.
Gable Mathias, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Gabler George, Fort Wayne.
Gabriel Tnnis, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Gage James, lab Woodburn.
Gige Robert, i'armer, Woodburn.
(iageby David, land owner, Leo.
(iailey'jaincs, laud owner, Uonroeville.
G.iiley John, land owner, Mouroeville.
G.iiley Robert, land owner, Monroeville.
G.ilunHli IL 0., fanner. New Haven.
liaibiot William, farmer, New Haven.
(Jullagher Michael, lab. Areola.
G.illana William, lab P. Ft. W. & G. Ry., Fort
Wayne.
Gallmeier Frederick, Jr., land owner, New
Hav6n.
Gallnieier Frederick, Sr., land owner. Fort
Wayne.
Gallmev'er Christian, farmer. New Haven.
Gallnieyer Conrad, farmer. New Haven.
Gallus "j. W., pliysieian and land owner. New
Haven.
Gant H., wks Ralya & Robertson, Monroe-
ville.
Gant Joseph, farmer, Monroeville.
(i irdner Andrew, farmer. Fort Wayne.
(Jareg Christian, land owner, Cimniberlain.
(i.irey William, land owner. Little River.
Garretsen Andrew, land owner. Ferry.
tiarritt Andrew, land owner, Z.mesville.
(;:rroll A. C, Hall's Corners, P. 0.
Gartley Samuel, plasterer, Monroeville.
(ilarvcr David, hunt owner. New Haven.
Garver Franklin, land owner, New Haven.
G irver James, land owner. New Haven.
Graver William, 1 iiul owner, New H.iven.
Garvrick Aaron, laud owner and school teach-
er, Z.inesviUe.
Gaskiil A. D. K., farmer, Zmesville.
(ia:skill A. P., farmer, iJuiesville.
Ga^kill Isaac, farmer, Zmesville.
Gaskill M. H., iV.rmer, Zanesville.
tiaskill M. S,, farnu'r, Zanesville.
G.iuse John, farmer. Perry.
Gauz Lewis, Fort Wayne.
Gaylord Orville, land owner. Areola P. 0.
Geiiring Andrew, farmer, Perry.
Gearn Dennis, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
Gebert Frederick, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Geblmrd Charles, land owner, Fort Wayue.
Gebhard Frederick, Fort Wayne.
Gebhard George, Fort Wayne.
Geek Casper, farmer, Fon Wayne.
Geek George, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Geek John, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Geerin Dennis, lab. Areola.
Gcger Adam, land owner, Litchfield.
Geide N., land owner. Fort Wayne.
Geistalfer Ferdinand, tanner and land owner,
P'ort Wayne.
Gele Frederick, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Gel-enlicf.ter Henry, farmer, Fort Wayne.
Gelsenleichler Jacob, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Gennier Michael, Fort Wayne.
Geoyline Jacob, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Geoi'ge Joseph, land owner, Monroeville.
Gi'orge Lorenzo, land owner Harlan.
Gerard Charles, farmer and land owner,
Maples.
Gerard John C, farmer and land owner,
Maples.
Gerardot Alexis, farmer and land owner,
Maples.
Gerardot Alexis, Jr., farmer and land owner,
Maples.
Gerardot Anthony, farmer and land owner.
Maples.
Geraidot Joseph, farmer, New Haven.
Gerardot Joseph, lab. New Haven.
Geraidot J(»seph, land owner. Maples.
Gerardot Julius, farmer. New Haven.
Gerardot Justin, wks J. Begue & Co., New
H.iveii.
Gerardot Louis, farmer and land owner,
Map es.
Gerardot Stephen, farmer, Monroeville.
Gerig Andrew J., farmer, Leo.
Gerig John, land owner, Leo.
Geiig Joseph, land owner, Leo.
Gerig Ji>seph, Jr., farmer, Leo.
(xei'ig Joseph, landowner, Harlan.
Gerig Joseph, Jr., land owner, Harlan.
Gerig Joseph 0., land owner, Leo.
Gerig Joseph W., land owner, Leo.
Gerig Peier, land owner, Leo.
Gerke Frederick, Fort Wayne.
Gerke Fi edcriek, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Gerke Henry, Fort Wayne.
Ge.ke Lewis, Fort Wayne.
Gerin John IL, farmer, Areola,
Gesekiiig Dedrick, laud owner, Litchfield.
Geseking W'lUiain, farmer, Litchlield.
Gessinger David, carpenter, Monroeville.
Gctclicli Fly, land owner, Leo.
Getz Andrew, land owner, Spencerville, De-
kalb Co.
Getz Jolin, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Gender Frederick, Areola.
Geuth J. P., land owner, Zanebville.
GeuthJolm. land owner, Zanesville.
(jewrhart W. S., farmer. Perry.
Giant Jacob, land owner. Maples.
Giant Joseph, iurmer, Maples.
Gibbons John, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., Mon-
roeville.
Gibbons Frederick, Harlan.
Gibbons J. H., land owner, Harlan.
Gibler Jerry, land owner, Areola.
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Gibson Daniel, land owner, Root.
Gibson David, land owner, Root.
(ribson David, Jr., farmer, Root.
Gibson James, farmer. Root.
Gibson John, farmer, Little River.
Gibson John C, land owner. Little River.
Gibson Joseph, land ov/ner, Little River.
Gibson Jdsepli, land owner, Root.
Gibson Samuel, laud owner^ Monroeville.
Gilbert James, Fort Wayne.
Gilbert Jasper, farmer, New Haven.
Gilchrist John, shoemkr D. A. Row, Monroe-
ville.
Gile J. F., land owner, Woodburn.
Gilford Alfred, plasterer, Hamilton, Leo P.O.
Gilford Harrison, shoemkr, Leo.
Giltbrd Russell, farmer, Leo.
Gill Joseph, land ov/ner, Fort Wayne.
Gill Samuel E., lab.. Fort Wayne.
Gilligan James, Fort Wayne.
Gillett WilUes, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Gillett Tyler M,, land owner, Chamberlain,
(jillion Louis, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Gilmore Jamer!, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Gilson George, wks J. Begue & Co., New
Haven.
G impel Henry, Fort Wayne.
Gingriek Daniel, land owner, Harlan.
Ginther Joseph, land owner, Monroeville.
Girahd August, farmer, Monroeville.
(xladio Frank, farmer and land owner. New
Haven.
Gladio Lester, farmer and land owner. New
Haven.
Gladio Peter, land owner. New Haven.
Glasser John R., Fort Wayne.
Glassniire Daniel, shoemkr. New Haven.
Glavvs John W., justice of the peace -and
land owner, Roanoke, Huntington Co.
Glirido Peter, farmer, Maples.
Glosscr Francis, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Gioyd Elbridge, farmer, Perry.
Gloyd G. B., miller. Perry!
Gloyd Jerome, land owner. Perry.
Gloyd L. D., land owner. Perry.
Gloyd Lewis, land owner, Perry.
Goadormode George J., farmer, Fort Wayne.
Goddard E. A., land owner, Fort Wayne.
Goddard H. R., farmer. Fort Wayne.
Goddard John, Fort Wayne.
Godfrey Charles, house raiser, Hamilton, Leo
P. O.
Goeglein Daniel, farmer, New Haven.
Goegleiu George, farmer. New Haven.
Goeglein Jolin, farmer, New Haven.
Goehrun H. D., land owner, Perry.
Gohen William, land owner, Litchfield.
Gokey Francis, farmer, Areola.
Golden Patrick, farmer, Maples.
Golden Patrick, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Golden William, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Golden William, Jr , land owner, Fort Wayne
Goldsmith James, landowner. Chamberlain
Goldsmith Joseph, land owner, Leo.
Goler Adam, lab. Fort Wayne.
Going William, land owner. Little River.
Good Henry, land owner. New Haven,
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Goodin John, wks Ralya & Robertson, Mon-
roeville.
Goodspeed Silas, land owner, Hall's Corners.
Goodwill Jeremiah, farmer. New Haven.
Goosen L., farmer, Areola.
Gordon George B., boarding house, Wood-
burn.
Gordon James, land owner. Perry.
Gore R., land owner, Woodburn.
Gorham Marquis, Fort Wayne.
I Gorjnan Enocli, farmer. Perry.
Gorinin Dennis, land owner, Areola.
Gorrell Isaac, land owner. Hall's Corners.
Gorrell Jesse B., land owner, Chamberlain.
Gorrell John, land owner, Harlan,
; Goeslink S. L., post master. Root.
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Goudy James M., farmer. Fort Wayne.
Gould Frederick, farmer, Little River.
Gowthrop Ricliard, land owner, Harlan.
Graber Cliristian, land owner. Chamberlain.
Grabel Daniel, farmer, Chamberlain.
Graber Jacob, land owner. Chamberlain.
Graber John, land owner. Chamberlain.
Graber John, land owner, Harlan.
Graber Peter, land owner, Chamberlain.
Graber Peter, Jr., land owner. Chamberlain.
Grabil Daniel, Sen., land owner, Harlan.
Grabil Joseph, land owner, Harlan.
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Gradlis 0. C, laD, Areola.
Grady Michael, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., Ar-
eola.
Grady Patrick, Fort Wayne.
Graham John, land ownei, Little River.
Graham Samuel, farmer, Monroeville.
Graham Thomas, Fort Wayne.
Gramieman Henry, wagonmkr and land own-
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Grash Isaac, farmer, Leo. J^
Grash John, land owner, Leo.
Crash Samuel, miller, Leo.
Graves George, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Graves Hiram, carpenter. Areola.
Graves J. D., land owner. Hall's Corner.
Gray C. B., land owner. Perry.
Gray Joseph, farmer, Monroeville.
Grayless Ch irles W., farmer. Areola.
(xrebel William, land owner, F(n't Wayne
Green E. W., land owner, New Haven.
Green Henry S., saw mill propr., Perry.
Green James, laud owner. Perry.
Green Joseph, land owner. Root.
Green Joseph, Jr., farmer. Root.
Green Robert, farmer. Areola.
Green William, section foreman P. Ft. W. & ^
0. Ry., Fort Wayne.
Greenawalt Jesse, land owner, Hai'lan.
Greenrich David, land owner, Chamberlain.
Greenville George, land owner. Perry.
Greer Thomas, farmer. Little River.
Gregg Marshall, carpenter, New H.iven.
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^ Greible George, land owner, Root.
^ Greible William, land owner. Root.
<D Greift' Frank, land owner, Terry.
§ Grese Peter, farmer, New Haven.
2 Gresley John, land owner, Root.
^ Gresley Peter, land owner, Root.
^ Greva Joseph, land owner. Perry.
iS Greve Frank, farmer, Fort Wayne.
^^ Greve John, land owner. Fort Wayne.
^ Grider David, farmer. Little River.
— Grider Martin, wks Fiteh & Mapel, Maples.
'2 Griebel Lewis, Fort Wayne.
§ GrifBn A. C, millwright. Perry.
^ Griftin D. G., carpenter. Perry.
_^ Griffin Horatio, wks J. MeKendry & Co., New
S Haven.
Griffith John, farmer, Monroeville.
^Griffith W., night watchman P. Ft. W. & C
^ Ry., Monroeville.
^ Grill David, land owner, Spencerville, De-
Kalb Co.
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Grill Samuel, carpenter, Spencerville, DeKalb
County.
Grimes Jacob, farmer. Maples.
Grimes Karl, cooper J. MeKendry & Co., New
Haven.
Grimes Nicholas, farmer. Maples.
^ Griswold Joseph D., farmer and cooper. Fort
_ Wayne.
jp Griswold Miles, farmer. Fort Wayue.
.2 Groden Charles, farmer. Maples.
'^ Gromann Andrew, miller and land owner,
^ Root.
^^ Gromeau Aresine, farmer. New Haven.
^•-H Gromeau August, farmer and land owner,
^ New Haven.
p^ Groose Abner, land owner. Areola.
§ Grose Benjamin, Fort Wayne.
3 Grosjean John B., land owner, Fort Wayne.
"M GrosscossPetei-, farmer, Fort Wayne.
O GrostJeanA., Fort Wayne.
■tjj Grotrian August, wks Fitch & Mapel, Maples.
<— 4 Gotrian William, wks Fitch & Mapel, Maples.
S* Grove H. E., farmer, Little River.
S Grover Andrew, frtrmer, Monroeville.
§ Grover Benjamin, farmer and land owner,
New Haven.
^ Grover Daniel, land owner, Leo.
fii Grover Dennis, farmer and land owner. New
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Grover Jonathan, farmer and land owner,New
Haven.
Grover Joseph, farmer and land owner, New
Haven.
Grover Nathaniel, farmer and land owner,
New Haven.
Giover Samuel, farmer, Maples.
Grover S^anuel, Monroevihe.
c5 Grover Taylor, farmer and land owner, New
^ Haven.
'^ Grover Taylor, Jr., farmer and land owner,
^2 Maples.
„ Growiiiiur Joseph, farmer and land owner,
^ New Haven.
^ Gruhaugh Ephriam, lab, Fort Wayne.
^ Grubb John, hotel keeper, Huntertown, Perry
J3 P. 0.
»2 Grubb Johh, land owner, Leo.
Grube Daniel L., land owner, Root.
Grube Israel, propr saw mill, Madison Town-
ship, Monroeville P. 0.
Gruber Christian, land owner, Harlan.
Gruber Henry, land owner, Harlan.
Gruber Ira, land owner, Harlan.
Gruber J. H., land owner, Zanesville.
Gruber J. M., land owner, Harlan.
Gruber Joseph, school teacher, Harlan.
Grush Andrew, farmer and land owner, Mon-
roeville.
Guenther I. W., physician and surgeon, Maya-
ville, Harlan P. 0.
Guiff John, land owner, Perry.
Guiff Lewis, land owner, Perry.
Guitf Paul, land owner. Perry.
Guiff Victor, land owner, Perry.
Guig Benjamin, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Guilst 0., farmer. Maples.
Guinin Francis, farmer, Monroeville.
Gumbert John, landowner. Fort Wayne.
Gump George, land owner, Perry.
Gump Jacob, land owner. Perry.
Gunder George, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Gunder George, Jr., land owner. Fort Wayne.
Guny Jeremiah, land owner. Perry.
Guny John, land owner, Perry.
HABECKER John, land owner. Fort
Wayne.
Habecker Martin, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Habecker William, farmer, Fort Wayne.
Hafley Uriah, farmer. Chamberlain.
Hagan Frank, farmer, Leo.
Hagan Henry, land owner, Leo.
Hagan John, farmer, Leo.
Hagan John, lab. Areola.
Hagedorn Herman, farmer, Fort Wayne.
Hager George, Hall's Corners.
Hager George, Harlan.
Haifley David, farmer, Spencerville, DeKalb
County.
Haifley George, land owner, Harlan.
Haifley Israel, land owner, Harlan.
Haifley Simon P., land owner, Harlan.
Haire Augustus, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Hale Willis, Monroeville.
HALL ALVIN, land owner. Chamberlain.
Hall George W., (Hall, Schnelker & Co.,)
New Haven.
Hall Isaac, land owner, Hall's Corners.
Hall James E., Fort Wayne.
Ilall John, land owner, Leo.
Hall Nathaniel B., land owner. Hall's Cor-
neis.
Hall Putnam, farmer. New Haven.
Hall S., farmer, Leo.
HALL, SCHNELKER & CO., (George W.
Hall, Herman Schnelker and Cyrus E.
Bryant,) mufrs staves and barrel head
ings, lumber merchants and saw mills,
Halleen George, farmer, Little River.
Halleen John, land owner, Little River.
Halleen John H., farmer, Little River.
Holzworth Daniel, Hall's Corners.
Hamann August, Fort Wayne.
Hamilton B. A., land owner, Zanesville.
Hamilton Peter, Fort Wayne.
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Hamilton Thomas, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Hamilton William, laud owner and stock
dealer, Fort Wayne.
Hamilton William A., farmer. Fort Wayne.
Harais Perry, land owner, Perry.
Hamm Adam, Jr., land owner, Leo.
Hamm Adam, Sen., land owner, Leo.
Hammon William, farmer. Maples.
Hammond Charles, farmer and land owner,
Maples.
Hammond John, land owner. Maples.
Hancaurader John, land owner. Little River.
Hancaurader William, land owner, Little
River.
Hand G. H., land owner, Fort Wayne.
Handal Jacob, saloon and grocery, Monroe-
vilie.
Hanes Benjamin, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Hanley Michael, distiller. New Haven.
Hanley Patrick, land owner. New Haven.
Hanna Henry 0., land owner, Washington
Township, Fort Wayne.
Hanna Hugh T., land owner. Fort Wayne.
Hanna Samuel, land owner. Fort Wavne.
Hanna Willis W., land owner, J'ort Wayne.
Hapel Frederick, land owner. Areola.
Harbaugh Harris, land owner. Root.
Harber Gerhart, land owner. Little River.
Harber Gerhart, land owner. Root.
Harber Henry, farmer. Little River.
Hirber John, land owner. Little River.
Harber John, land owner. Root.
Harber John, Jr., farmer. Root.
Harber Martin, farmer. Little River.
Harber Nicholas, land owner, Little River.
Harber Nicholas, land owner. Root.
Hardendorf William, Fort Wayne.
Harding Joseph, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Hardisty James C, farmer, ilarlan.
Hardy William, land owner. Perry.
Hare J. W., justice of the peace and land
owner. Little River.
Harkey John, farmer, New Haven.
Harman Christian B., land owner, Harlan.
Harroeyer Lewis, farmer, Fort Wayne.
Hiirnish Jacub, Fort Wayne.
Harnish John, land owner, Harlan.
Harp Henry, land owner. Chamberlain.
Harper Hamilton, carpenter, New Haven.
Harper Isaiah W., farmer. Fort Wayne.
Harper James, farmer. New Haven.
Harper James A., land owner, New Haven.
Harper John, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Harper Samuel, farmer. New Haven.
Harper Samuel, wks John Brooks, New Ha-
ven
Harper William, land owner. New Haven.
Harrington Dennis, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.,
Foit Wayne.
Harris John, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Harris Jolm, landowner, R;)ot.
Harris W. IL, landowner, Zanesville.
Harrison James M., farmer. Perry.
Harrison William, land owner. Fort Wayie.
Harrison William, Fort Wayne.
Harrod Isaac, land owner, Root.
Harrod Joseph, farmer. Maples.
Harrod Morgan, land owner. Root
Hart John, farmer and land owner, Monroe
ville.
Hart Patrick, land owner. Root,
Harter Abram, land owner. Perry.
Harter Frederick, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Harter George, land owner, Hall's Corners
Harter W. H., farmer, Hall'.s Corners
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Hartman August, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Hartman Augustus, Fort Wayne.
Hartman Conrad, Fort Wayne.
Hartman George, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Hartman Henry, land owner. Fort Wayne."
Hartman Jacob, Fort Wayne.
Hartman John, Fort Wayne.
Hartman Joseph, farmer! Root.
Hartman William, Fort Wayne.
Hartscl F., carpenter. Perry.
Hartsel Paul, carpenter. Perry.
Hartsell Peter, land owner, Harlan.
Hartzell Elias, farmer. New Haven.
Hartzell Joshua, farmer. New Haven.
Hartzell Levi, flour mill. New Haven.
Harvey John, lab. Areola.
Harvey William, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Harwood Edward, land owner. Perry.
Haslett William, farmer, Fort Wayne.
Haslett Thomas, Jr., farmer. Fort Wayne.
Hassart Bernard, Fort Wayne.
Hassenpfluke Daniel, land owner, Hall's Cor
ners.
Hasty John, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Haswell Solomon, cooper, Perry.
Hatch Janie.s, land owner, Ht^rlan.
Hatch Lewis, farmer, Little River.
Hatch N. v., land owner. Perry.
Hatch T., farmer. Perry.
Hatfield Amos, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Hatfield Benjamin, land owner, Fort Wayne. CQ
Hatfield Jesse, farmer. New Haven. S.
Hatleld John, land owner. New Haven. ^
Hathaway Edward B., farmer. Maples.
Hathaway John, Jr., land owner, Perry.
Hathaway Philip, land owner. Perry.
Hathaway Stephen, land owner. Perry.
Hauschen Frederick, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Hausraan William, Fort Wayne.
Havel Henry, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Ha vert Theodore, farmer and land owner.
Maples.
Haverstock W. P., land owner, Zanesville.
Hawk , land owner, Woodburn.
Hawk D., farmer and land owner, Monroeville
Hawkey John, farmer. Root.
Hawkins George, land owner, Harlan.
Hawkins Henry, farmer, Harlan.
Hawn Augustus, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Hayden David, cooper. Root.
Harden Francis, land owner. Root.
Hays D. B., land owner, Zanesville.
Hays Isaac, farmer, Zamsvillo.
Hays John, wks P. Ft W. & C. Ry., Monroe-
ville.
Hays Lewis, farmer, Zanesville.
Hays Timothy, wks T. W. & W. Ry., New
Haven.
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Ilazzard Barnard, laiul owner, Fort W.ayne.
Hazzard George, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Heath M., farmer, Mouroeville.
Heath Milton, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Heatli Jolm, i'arnier, Monroe vi lie.
Heaton Jesse, land owner, Root,
Heaton Jesse, Jr., land owner. Root.
Heher Michael, lanil owner, Fort Wayne.
HeeUbour Jacob, land owner. Little River.
Ueckbour Nicholas, land owner, Little River.
Heckler Christopher, I'arruer, Little River.
Heckler Thomas, land owner, Little River.
HerFeltinger Isaac, Fort Wayne.
Heffelfinger Jacob, land owner. Perry.
Hetl'eliinger James, Perry.
Heffelfinger Jeremiah, farmer. Perry.
Heffelfinger Joseph, land owner, Perry.
Heffeliinger Martin, land owner, Perry.
Heffelfinger Tnomas, Fort Wayne.
Hetfman Bradley, lab, Zanesville.
Hegge John, Fort Wayne.
Hegge William, Fort Wayne.
Heibler Lewis, Fort Wayne.
Heidenrich Joseph, P'ort Wayne.
Heingartner John, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Heiper George, farmer, Perry.
Heldt JoJin M., barber, Bloomingdale, Fort
Wayne.
Helle Frederick, farmer. Little River.
Heller Peter, grocer, Perry.
Heller Simon P., miller. Perry.
Heller T. S., grocer. Perry.
Helleriuan H. H.. Fort Wayne.
Helm Theodore, Fort Wayne.
Helmke Edward, Fort Wayne.
Hemming Frederick, Fort Wayne.
Hemming John, land owner, Perry.
Hemphill James M., prop, stave factory,
res Alleghany City, Pa., A. A. Baker, agt,
Monroe ville.
Hendershott John, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Henderson Ebenezer, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Henderson George W., land owner, Leo.
Henderson James, farmer, Harlan.
Henderson John, land owner, Harlan.
Hendry James, land owner, Little River.
H'.'nline Michael, ]ai:d owner, Areola.
Henrey George, land owner, Harlan.
Henrey Hiram, larmer, Harlan.
Henrey Jacob, laud owner, Harlan.
Henning Adam, land owner. Perry.
Henning Daniel, land owner, Perry.
Henning George, farmer. Perry.
Henry David, land owner, Little River.
Henry Francis, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Henry John, farmer. Little River.
Henry Josiah, lab., Fort Wayne.
Henry Peter, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Henry Philip, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Henry Robert, Fort Wayne.
Henry W. H., farmer, Little River.
Hensei Albert G., land owner, Fort Wayne.
Hensel William J., land owner, Foit Wayne.
Hensinger Harrison, land owner, Perry.
Hensinger John, saw mill. Perry.
Herbert John, Sr., farmer, Leo.
Hering Henry, farmer, Fort Wayne.
Herkenrother Matthias, land owner, Fort
Wayne.
Herman Valentine, watchman P. Ft. W. &
C. Ry., Fort Wayne.
Heron David 0., land owner, Leo.
Herr Peter D., land owner, Root.
Herr Hiram, Fort Wayne.
Herrick Aruna, land owner, Harlan.
Herrick Daniel, land owner, Harlan.
Herrick Horace, land owner, Harlan.
Herrick William, land owner, Chamberlain.
Herrington Llias, Fori Wayne.
Herrod Ely, land owner, Perry.
Herrod Levi, lab, Areola.
Herscheiger Daniel, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Hess Jacob, blacksmith, Root.
Hessenauer George, lab, Zanet-Ville.
Hessenauer John, Fort Wayne.
Hettinger Andrew, land owner, Spencerville.
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Hettinger Henry, farmer. Hall's Corners.
Hetzier Daniel, land owner. Hall's Corners.
Heyl Frederick, Fort Wayne.
Hibler John, Fort Wayne.
Hibler Louis, Fort Wayne.
Hibrink Frederick, Fort Wayne.
Hichox Charles, ins agt. Fort Wayne.
Hichox Wallace, ins agt. Fort Wayne.
Hickman Daniel, Harlan.
Hickman Samuel, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Hider Isaac, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Higgins Wales, land owner, Hall's Corners.
High Frederick, lab, Leo.
High Hiram, lab, Leo.
Hilbert Isaac, land owner, Harlan.
Hilderbrand E., land owner. Root.
Hilderbrand William, land owner. Root.
Hill Adam, land owner, Zanesville.
Hill Daniel, Fort Wayne.
Hill David, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Hill Kpiiriam, land owner, Zanesville.
Hill Jacob, land owner, Zanesville.
Hill John A., lab, Monroeville.
Hill William, farmer, Fort Wayne.
Hill John E., Jr., & Co., (J. E. Hill, Jr., and
H. J. Rudisill,) proprs St. Joe Flour
Mill, Washington Township, [office, 06
Calhoun st.,] Fort Wayne.
Hillegass J. D., land owner. Perry.
Hillegass Jacob, faimer and land owner,
Perry.
Hillegass Jeremiah, land owner, Perry.
Hilman Frederick, farmer, Maples.
Hilton G. F. llev., physician, Monroeville.
Hilton J. W., Monroeville.
Hinder John G., farmer. Fort Wayne.
Hindman John, land owner. Perry.
Hindman Joseph, land owner. Perry.
Hines Philip, Antwerp P. 0., Paulding Co ,
Ohio.
Hinc Frederick, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Hine Frederick, Jr., land owner, Fort Wayne
Hiney Clemens, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Hiney Nicholas, farmer, Fort Wayne.
Hintchelman Andrew, farmer. Areola.
Hinton Uriah, land owner. Perry.
Hippenheimer George, land owner. Perry
Hippenheinier John, land owner, Perry
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Hippenheimer William, land owner, Perry.
Hire Absalom, land owner. Areola.
Hire Elias, farmer, Areola.
Hire Elisha, farmer. Areola.
Hire L., land owner, Arctila.
Hiser A G., farmer, Roanoke, Huntington
County.
Hiser Christopher, land owner, Little River.
Hiser Daniel, farmer, Roanoke, Huntington
County.
Hiser Frederick, farmer, Little River.
Hiser George, Jr., farmer, Little River.
Hiser George Sr., land owner, Little River.
Hiser J. H., land owner, Roanoke, Huntington
County.
Hiser Jacob, farmer, Little River.
Hiser William, lab, Roanoke, Huntington
County.
Hisner John, farmer. Maples.
Hite Amos, Fort Wayne.
Hite Henry, wks Fitch & Mapel, Maples.
Hitsman Frederick, land owner, New Haven.
Hitsman William, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Hitzman Christian, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Hitzman Conrad, land owner, Fort Wayue.
Hitzman Frederick, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Hitzman Frederick, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Hobbs Caleb, farmer and land owner, Mon-
roeville.
Hobbs George H., land owner. Chamberlain.
Hobbs George W., land owner, Chamberlain.
Hobbs John, land owner, Monroeville.
Hobbs John, Jr., land owner, Monroeville.
Hobbs Reuben, farmer. Chamberlain.
Hobbs Tiioinas, farmer, Monroeville.
Hobbs William, farmer, Monroeville.
Hobbs William, land owner, Chamberlain.^
Hobbs William, land owner, Monroeville.
Hockamire Charles, landowner. Root.
Hockamire Ernst, land owner. Root.
Hockamire Frederick, land owner, Fort
Wayne.
Hockamire Frederick, farmer. Maples.
Hockamire Henry, farmer. Maples.
Hodoe Claude, Fort Wayne.
Hofer John, land owner. Fort Wayne.
floff Anthony, Fort Wayne.
Hoffman Jacob, wks J. Begue & Co., New
Haven.
Hoffmeister Henry, Fort Wayne.
Hofner John, farmer, Areola.
Hogan Samuel, Fort Wavne.
Hogan Thomas, lab, P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., Fort
Wayne.
Hoke George, Fort Wayne.
Hoke J. A., farmer. Little River.
Hoke Warren, land owner. Little River.
Holeman Frank, land owner. Root.
Holeman Henry, farmer, Root.
Holeman William, land owner, Root.
Holle Frederick, Fort Wayne.
Hollings Daniel, wks J. McKendry & Co.,
New Haven.
Hollingsworth M., Fort Wayne.
Hollopeter Jacob, saw and grist mill, Mays-
Harlaii P. 0.
Holman J. G. E., farmer, Fort Wayne.
Holman W. J., farmer. Fort Wayne.
Holmes Alexander, farmer, Fort Wayne.
Holmes. B lyless. Fort Wayne.
Holmes George, land owner. Root.
Holmes Joshua, land owuer. Fort \Vaynj.
Holmes Milton, farmer, Maples.
Holmes William, land owner, Fort Wayn'j.
Holmes William P., farmer, Mapltjs.
Holstein John, land owner, Areola.
Hnltepeter A. L , farmer, Leo.
Holtepeter Abraham, land owner. Loo.
Holtepcter Andrew, pastor M. E. Cliurch,
Leo.
Holtepeter Cyrus, land owner, Hall's Cor-
ners.
Holtepeter Enoch, farmer, Leo.
Holtepeter Isaiah, farmer, Leo.
Holtepeter J. W., land owner, Leo.
Holtepeter James F., farmer, Leo.
Holtepeter John F., farmer, Leo.
Holtepeter Mathias, farmer, Leo.
Holtepeter Wesley, land owner, Leo.
Holtepett^r William, land owner, Leo.
Holzworth , land owner, Harlan.
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F. V. V. Shell, agt, Monroevil'le.
Homeier Charles, Fort Wayne.
Homeyer Frederick, Fort Wayne.
Honeck Conrad, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Hood Alfred, farmer, Perry.
Hood Charles, wks J. McKendry & Co.,
New Haven.
Hood Irwin, land owner. New Haven.
Hood George C , lab, Harlan.
Hood Henry G., land owner, Harlan.
Hood James, land owner. Fort Wayne..
Hood John, Wagonmkr, Perry.
Hood Joseph, land owner. Perry.
Hood Samuel, shoemaker and land owner,
Maysville, Harlan P. 0.
Hooker George, farmer. Fort Way:ie.
Hoover Elias, land owner, WoodOurn.
Hoover James, farmer, Woodburn.
Hoover John, land owner, Woodburn.
Hoover John, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Hoover Milter, lab. Perry.
Hoover William, wagonmkr, MavsviUe, Har-
lan P. 0.
Hopple Charles, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Hopple George, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Hops Robert W.. land owner. Fort Wayue.
Horeman Henry, land owner. Root.
Horigan Daniel, farmer. Little River.
Horigan James, farmer. Little River.
Horigan John, land owner. Little River.
Horigan Michael, land owner. Little River.
Hoerman George, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Horn E. 0., farmer, Harlan.
Horn Henrv.'land owner, Spencerville, Do
Kalb Co.
Horn John, land owner, Harlan.
Horn Michael, land owner, Perry.
Horn Patrick, land owner, Perry.
Horstmuir Gottlieb, Fort Wayne.
Hort Charles, blacksmith. Areola.
Hosier John, farmer, Leo.
Hosier Samuel, lab, Leo.
Houfman Adam, lab, Fort Wayne,
Hough John, land owner, Fort Wayne.
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G> Houk Hiram, land owner, Spencerville, De-
^ Kiilb Co.
'w4^ Houk Philip, land owner, Monroeville.
^ Housfk S. J., Fort Wayne.
'S House John, land o^ner, Harlan.
5 Houser Henry, Fort Wayne.
Houser John A., farmer. Fort Wayne.
^ Hoveler Peter, farmer. Fort Wayne.
O Howard Arthur, farmer, Monroeville.
j2 Howard James, blacksmith, Perry.
"■^ Howard James, land owner, Zanesville.
C^ Howard Jesse, farmer. Perry.
Howe E., land owner, Harlan.
^2 Howell William, land owner, Zanesville.
f— J Howey Cowan, lab, Leo.
^ Howey James, farmer, Leo.
r^ Howey William, land owner, Leo.
j^ Hubbard Nicholas, landowner. Root.
S^Hubbs Elias, landowner, Woodburn.
j^ Hubler Henry, land owner. Root.
Hufferd Emanuel, farmer, Perry.
P^HufSnger Conrad, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Huffman A., land owner. Root.
'2 Huffman G., land owner, Root.
O Huffman George, farmer. Maples.
^ Huffman George, Jr., farmer. Hall's Corners.
(jj Huffman George, Sen., land owner, Hall's
nc3 Corners.
^ Huffman Jacob, land owner, Root.
" Huffman Nicholas, farmer. Maples.
O Huffman Rudolph, farmer. Maples.
•^ Hugenard August, land owner. Fort Wayne.
O Hugenard Claude, Innd owner. Fort Wayne.
*^ Hugenard Francis, farmer, Fort Wayne.
Q Hugenard Francis A., farmer. Fort Waynp.
04 Hugenard John P., farmer and land owner,
O
New Haven.
^ Hugenard Nicholas, land owner, St. Vineent
C3 and Port Wayne.
^ Hugenard P., farmer and land owner, New
5^ Haven.
Hugenard Peter, land owner. Fort Wayne.
^ Hugenard Victor, farmer, Fort Wayne.
r-t Hugh Enoch, Leo.
^ Huguenard Augustus, (Lee & Huguenard,)
^ New Haven.
^ Huit Elijah, farmer, Perry.
.£3 Huit Oscar, land owner. Perry.
_S? Hull Adam, land owner. Perry.
^ ^Hull Adam, Jr., land owner. Perry.
^Hull B. K., land owner, Perry.
O Hull Peter, land owner. Perry.
^ Humbert George, farmer. Perry.
j_i Humbert John, land owner, Perry.
c3 Humbert Juste E., land owner, Fort Wayne.
^ Humphrey James, Fort Wayne.
Hunkle John, AvksGothe & Co., New Haven.
ie Hunkle John, lab, T. W. & W. Ry., New Ha-
Xi ven.
*^ Hunter J. F., wagonnnker. Perry.
^ Hunter James L., laud owner. Fort Wayne.
<-> Hunter Joseph, land owner. Perry.
g Hunter William S., saw mill propr. Perry.
Qj Hunter William T., land owner. Perry.
g Huntertown Joseph, wagonmkr, Huntertown,
(Q Perry P. 0.
pCj Huntseiiie Henry, Fort Wayne.
HurburtisNicholas, Fort Wayne.
Hursh George W., land owner, Leo.
Hursh Harrison, landowner, Leo.
Hursh Jacob, laud owner, Perry.
Hursh John C, (John Hursh & Sons,) Leo.
Hursh William C, (John Hursh & Sons,)
Leo.
Hursh John & Sons, Leo.
Hurst David, brickmaker. Fort Wayne.
Hurzler Jdhn, land owner, Chaml)erlain.
Hurzler William, land owner. Chamberlain.
Hustcd L., land owner, Woodburn.
Hustell John W., farmer. Perry.
Hutchins Phineas, carpenter, Monroeville.
Hutt'hinson William, land owner. Perry.
Huth Charles C, land owner. New H.tven.
Huth Ernest, shoemaker. New Haven.
Hutker Bernard, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Hutrich Christian, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Hutson Charles, farmer, New Haven.
Hutson George, farmer, New Haven.
Hutson James T., fanner and land owner,New
Haven.
Hutzel William, Fort Wayne.
Huxford M. W., Fort Wayne.
Hyatt William G., farmer. Perry.
Hyde Emmett, wks Fitch & M^pel, Maples.
Hyde Henry, land owner. Hall's Corners.
THRIE Fort, wks J. Begue & Co., New Ha-
L ven.
Ihrie Thomas, wks J. Begue & Co., New Ha-
ven.
Ihrig Andrew J., farmer. Fort Wayne.
Iker Peter, land owner. Chamberlain.
Iling Christian, farmer. Maples.
Ingram Samuel L., land owner. Fort Wayne.
Ldain E., Hall's Corners.
Ireland James, land owner. Hall's Corners.
Irey Ephriam, carpenter and farmer. Fort
Wayne.
Irving Alexander, land owner, New Haven.
Irwin William, lab. Areola.
Iry J. A., carpenter and land owner, Zanes-
ville.
Isable Charles, land owner. Perry.
Isable Ranson, farmer, Perry.
Isaby Louis, farmer. Fort Wayne.
J ABAS Emanuel, Leo.
Jackaway John B., farmer. Maples.
Jackemeice Conrad, farmer, New Haven.
Jackson Abraham, land owner, Hall's Cor-
ners.
Jackson Adam, land owner, Hall's Corners.
Jackson Albert, farmer. Hall's Corners.
Jackson Ira, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Jackson J. M. C. G., land owner, Zanesville.
Jackson P. W., land owner, Perry.
Jackson Thomas, land owner, Hall's Cor-
ners.
Jacob C, Fort Wayne.
Jacobs John H., land owner. Fort Wayne.
Jaimcy Francis, land owner, Fort Wayne.
James Joshua, (Jennes & James,) Maysville,
Harlan P. 0.
James William, lab. Fort Wayne.
James William J., carpenter and land owner,
Maysville, Harlan P. 0.
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Jamison Jolin, land owner, Hall's Corners.
Jamison 0. E., land owner, Root.
Janthur Jolin, farmer, Maples.
Janzow Charles, lab, Fort Wayne.
Janzow Frederick, lab, Fort Wa\-ne.
Janzow Joliu, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Jaut Francis, land owner. Areola.
Jeala John S., land owner, Fott Wayne.
Jeffries Adam, land owner, Perry.
Jeffries John, land own'er. Fort Wayne.
Jenness Charles H., wagonmaker, Maysville,
Harlan P. 0.
Jenness James H., (Jennes & James,) Mays-
ville, Harlan P. 0.
Jenness Samuel, engineer sawmill, Harlan.
Jenness & James,(James H. Jennes and Joshua
James,) saw and grist mill, Maysville,
Harlan P. 0.
Jennings David, farmer. Perry..
Jobs William, land owner, Roanoke.
Jobst Charles, Fort Wayne.
Johneniorgan Gabriel, land owner, Areola.
Johns Anthony, farmer, Leo.
Johns Peter, farmer, Leo.
Johnson A., farmer and land owner, Monroe-
ville.
Johnson David, farmer. New Haven.
Johnson David, land owner, Monroeville.
Johnson F. A., land owner, Hall's Corners.
Johnson F. M., farmer, Fort Wayne.
Johnson George, farmer. Perry.
Johnson Harvey, land owner. Little River.
Johnson J. A., farmer, Monroeville.
Johnson Jacob, Fort Wayne.
Johnson James, land owner, Woodburn,
Johnson John J., land owner. Perry.
Jonnson Joseph, farmei-. New Haven.
Johnson Joseph, land owner, Woodburn,
Johnson Orval, fnrnier, Perry.
Johnson Thomas, lab, Woodburn.
Johnson Uriah, blksmith. Perry.
Johnson William, land owner. Perry.
Johnson William, land owner, Woodburn.
Johnson William, Jr., land owner. Wood-
burn.
Johnson William M., butcher, Maysville,
Harlan P. 0.
Johnson William R., farmer. New Haven.
Johnston A., land owner, Zanesville.
Johnston David, farmer. Perry.
Johnston John R., land owner. Perry.
Johnston Joseph, land owner. Perry.
Johnston Perry, farmer. Perry.
Johnston Wesley, land owner, Perry
Jokers M., farmer. Perry.
Jolley Charles, watchman P. Ft W. & C. Ry.,
Maples.
Jolley Charles, farmer and land owner.
Maples.
Jolley Frank, land owner. Perry.
Jones Benjamin, land owner. Areola.
Jones C. A., Fort Wayne.
Jones D. W., Fort Wayne.
Jones Eb, farmer and land owner, Monroe-
ville.
Jones Isaac, Leo.
Jones Jackson, farmer, Woodburn.
Jones James, land owner. Perry.
Jores James, land owner, Spencerville,
Kalb Co.
Jones John J., land owner. Areola.
Jones Mathias W., farmer. Fort Wayne.
Jones Paul, farmer, Arc(da.
Jones Samuel, farmer, Monroeville.
Jones Samuel, lab, Woodburn.
Jones Silas C, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Jones Simon P., land owner. Perry.
Jones Thomas, Fort Wayne.
Jones Thomas, farmer and land owner
roeville.
Jones William C, (Rev.,) Baptist, Fort
Wayne.
Jonnell Francis L., land owner. Fort Wayne.
Jordan Samuel, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Jorden Blase, P'ort Wayne..
Jorden George, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Joseph Jonathan, farmer, Maples.
Josse John M., physician. Fort Wayne.
Julien Victor, land owner, Areola.
Jump Levi, land owner. Hall's Corners.
Jump Lorenzo, land owner. Hall's Corners.
Jump Warren, land owner. Hall's Corners.
Justus L. S., land owner. Little River.
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Kaihel Richard, Fort Wayne.
Kainmeir Henry, landowner. Fort Wayne.
Kairger Andrew, lab. Fort Wayne.
Kairger Peter, farmer, Fort Wayne.
Kairger Samuel, land ownei. Fort Wayne.
Kairger Samuel, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Kaliiiger Jacob, farmer. Root.
Kalinger Peter, land owner, Root.
Kamp Barney, farmer. Fort Wavne.
Kanaley John, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., Fort ^i.
Wayne.
Kane Cyrus, farmer, Fort Wayne.
Kane Patrick, lab. Areola.
Kanning Henry, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Kaough Nicholas, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Kaough William, farmer, Fort Wayne.
Kardison Adam, farmer. Perry.
Kasser Nicholas, Fort Wayne.
Kaylor Jacob, farmer. New Haven.
Kaylor John, farmer. New Haven.
Kavlor Peter, land owner, Chamberlain.
Kearns Frederick, farmer, Harlan.
Kearns Luther, carpenter and laud owner,
Maysville, Harlan P. 0.
Keasler Peter, farmer. Chamberlain.
Keck John, farmer. Perry.
Keefer John, landowner, Harlan.
Keefer Nicholas, Fort Wayne.
Keefer Samuel, butcher, Mavsville, Harlan
P. 0.
Keeffe Dennis, farmer. New Haven.
Keeffe Edward, farmer. New Haven.
Kees Henry, land owner, Harlan.
Keese James, lab, Harlan.
Keese William, land owner, Harlan.
Kcesler Alfred, farmer. Hall's Corners.
Keesler John, land owner. Hall's Corners.
Keessler Martin J., farmer. Hall's Corners.
Keever David, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Keever Joseph, collarmkr, Fort Wayne.
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O Keever Samuel, lab, Fort Wayne.
,a Keiner Amos, farmer, Hall's Corners.
CQ Keiser Isaac, Fort Wayne.
11^ Keith Daniel, wks J. Begue & Co., New Ha-
(S ■^en.
ctJ Keith Jackson, fanner, Peiry.
SQ Keleber Sebastian, land owner, Root.
Q Kell George, land owner, Perry.
O Kell Jacob, land owner, Perry.
PQ Kell Solomon, farmer, Perry.
^ Keller Frederick, land owner. Little River,
••— I Keller Henry, land owner. Areola.
f , Keller Henry, land ownt-r. Little River.
O Keller George, farmer. Little River.
"^ Keller John, land owner, Little River.
O Keller Samuel, fiirmer, Little River.
"^ Keller Tharus, farmer. Little River.
^ Kelley Michael, farmer. Fort Wayne.
C3 Kelley Michael, foreman repairs P. Ft. W. &
<S C. Ry., Fort Wayne.
j>, Kelley Patrick, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., Fort
Wayne.
Kellinger Henry, land owner, New Haven.
Kellinger J. IL, cooper. New Haven.
Kellinger Philip, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Kelly Abrara, farmer, Chamberlain.
Kelly George, Fort Wayne.
Kelly John, farmer. Maples.
Kelly Michael, Leo.
Kelly Thomas, Fort Wayne.
Kelly Thomas, land owner, Little River.
Kelly Timothy, Fort Wayne.
Kelsey Aaron, land owner, Zanesville.
Kelsey Benjamin D., land owner. Fort Wayne
Kelsey David H., land owner, Fort Wayne.
Kelsey D. H., land owner, Zanesville.
O Kelsey H. N., land owner, Roanoke.
^ Kelsey H. S., farmer, Roanoke.
.. Kelsey J. C, land owner, Zanesville.
O Kelsey J. M., land owner, Zanesville.
w Kelsey James, land owner, Zanesville.
ggj Kelsey John, land owner, Zanesville.
Kelsey Jonathan, land owner, Zanesville.
^ Kelsey Joseph, land owner. Fort Wayne.
rf^ Kelsey L. G., land owner, Zanesville.
C^ Kelter Peter, farmer. Areola.
^ Kemble Conrad, Fort Wajne.
"3 Kemp Edgar, (Kemp & Winch,) Hamilton,
_Kemp Martin W., farmer and well digger,
^^ Monroeville.
Q^ Kemp William, Fort Wayne.
^ Kemp & Winch, (Edgar Kemp and Calvin W.
Jh Winch,) general store, Hamilton, Leo
^ P. 0.
^ Kempfler Owen, Fort Wayne.
4j Kender Michael, blacksmith. Little River.
rt Kender Nicholas, farmer, Little River.
-j^ Kcndle Jacob, Fort Wayne,
Kendrick W., carpenter, Monroeville.
05 Kendricks Isaac, wks J. McKendry & Co.,
,£J New Haven.
g Kenr ark E Iward Jr., farmer. Little River.
O Kennarii Edward Seur., land owner. Little
a River.
05 Kennark John, land owner. Little River.
PQ Kennark William, farmer. Root.
Kennark William, land owner. Little River.
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Kenninger John, Fort Wayne.
Kennon William N., farmer, Monroeville.
Kenrich Isaac, Jab, New Haven.
Kenrod Joseph, land owner, Leo.
Kent Elijah, farmer, Spenc'-rville, DeKalb Co.
Kentner Sirnon A., land owner, Harlan.
Kei'.zie S.unuel, land owner, Harlan.
Keopf Jacob, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Keplinger Abraham, land owner, Zanesville.
Kepple Joseph, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Kerkhoff Christian, land owner. Little River.
Kern Casper, land owncF, Fovt Wayne.
Kern Mieliael, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Kerns .James, farmer, Fort Wayne.
Kerns James, hind owner, Fort Wayne.
Kerns Jeremiah, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., Fori
Wayne.
Kerns Samuel, Areola.
Kerr Hiram, farmer. Root.
Kerr Hugh, land owner, Root.
Kerr Peter, land owner. Root.
Kerr Peter Jr., farmer. Root.
Kertis Oscar, farmer and land owner, Mon-
roeville.
Kertz Frederick, land owner. New Haven.
Keshler Peter, land owner, Little River.
Ketchum A. J., shoemkr. Perry.
Kile Jacob, farmer, Fort Wayne. ♦
Killen DanieJ, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Killion Israel, land owner, Harlan.
Killion John, land owner, Harlan.
Killion Joseph, land owner, Harlan.
Killion Simon, land owner, Harlan.
Kilpatrick Oscar D., farmer, Fort Wayne.
Kimball Wilberham, toll gate keeper. Fort
Wayne.
Kimmell D. T., land owner. Little River.
Kimmell Jacob Jr., farmer, Little River.
Kimmell Jacob Seur., land owner. Little
River.
Kimmell John, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Kindrich John, farmer, Monroville.
King Asa, Fort Wayne.
King Diamond, land owner. Little River.
King Edward, lawyer. Areola.
King Felix, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Kiirg Freeman, land owner, Fort Wayne.
King Henry, baker. New Haven.
King Henry, speculator. Perry.
Kinu Valentine, land owner. Little River.
Kintz Alexander, Fort Wayne
Kintz Ambrose, Fort Wayne.
Kintz Amhurst, Fort Wayne.
Kintz Valentine, Fort Wayne.
Kinzey Christian, gunsmith, Perr}-.
Kinzey Gideon, Itnd owner. Perry.
Kirkhoff Dedrick, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Kisar .John G., farmer. Maples.
Kiser Conrad, saw and flour mill, Root.
Kiser Dedrick, land ownc. Root.
Kiser Henry, land owner. Root.
Kistler M. J., land owner. Perry.
Kline Charles, Fort Wayne.
Kline Frank, farmer. Maples.
Kline Frederick, farmer, Majtles.
Kline Henry, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Kline Israel, land owner. Fort Wayne.
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Kline James, farmer. Maples. .
K. line John, land owner, Fort Wayne.
K linesorg Herman, Fort Wayne.
Xliiigenberger C, land owner, Root.
Klinger Isaac, Fort Wayne.
Klinger Isaac, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Klinger Jacob, Fort Wayne.
Klinger Madison S., land owner, Fort Wayne.
Klinkee Frederick, farmer and land owner,
Maples.
Klinkee William, farmer and land owner,
Maples.
Kloge Lewis, Fort Wayne.
Klopenstine Christian, farmer, Leo.
Klopenstine John, land owner, Leo.
Klopenstine Micliael, land owner, Leo.
Klotz David, land owner, Ferry.
Klugh Martin, land owrier, Root.
Knapp David, land owner, Zanesville.
Knapp Ricliard, farmer, Perry.
Knecht Frank, Fort Wayne.
Kniglit Conrad, land owner, Zanesville.
Knight Louis, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Knisely Daniel, land owner, Hall's Corners.
Knisely Joseph, land owner. Hall's Corners.
Kniss Andrew, hind owner, Perry.
Kniss James H., land owner, Perry.
Kniss Peter, lab. Perry.
Kniss S^imuel, land owner. Perry.
Knouse Daniel, land owner, Monroeville.
Knouse John, land owner. Hall's Corners.
Knowles George, Fort Wayne.
Knowlton G. H., land owtier, Roanoke.
Knyot Michael, wks J. McKendry & Co., New
Haven.
Koelinger John, cooper J. McKendry & Co.,
New Haven.
Koenig Frederick, farmer, Fort Wayne.
Kocs Frank, Fort Wayne.
Kohlenberg Conrad, i'armer. New Haven.
Kohlman Conind. Fort Wayne.
Kohiniartin '\VMiiam, land owner, Fort
Wayne.
Kohlmeyer Cliiistian, Jr., farmer, Fort
Wayne.
Kohlmeyer Christian, Sen., land owner, Fort
Wayne.
Kohlmyer Anthony, farmer, Fort Wayne.
Kollenieier Henry, Fort Wayne.
Kollemeicr Lewis, Fort Wayne.
Kolkniire Henry, farmer. Root.
Konrad Jacob, Jr., land owner, Leo.
Koogler Anthony, farmer, Perry.
Koons George, land owm r. Little River.
Koons Michael, sawyer. Little River.
Koontz Henry, Fort Wayne.
Koontz John, Fort Wayne.
Koontz Philip, Fort Wayne.
Kramer Christian, land owner. Fort Wavne.
Ki-amer Frederick, land owner, F(.it 'i\':i;>nc.
Kramer G(jttleib, Fort Wayne.
Kramer Henry, Fort Wayne.
Kramer Peter, land owner. Fort ^\'ayne.
Kramer Solomon, hind ownei'. Little River.
Kramer William, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Kranir J. H., land owner, Zanesville.
Krebbs Daniel D., land owner Leo.
Kress J. N., farmer, Roanoke.
Kress Martin, farmer, Zanesville.
Kress Walter, land owner, Zarresville.
Kretzinger John, Fort Wayne.
Krick E , farmer and land owner, Monroe-
ville.
Krider Harrison, land owner Leo.
Krider John, land owner, Leo.
Kricg Nicholas, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Kridler Ciiristian, lab. Fort Wayne.
Kridltr I]rnanuel, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Kridler Jonn, farmer, Fort Wayne.
Krise Isaac M., farmer. Perry.
Kronemeier John, Fort Wayne.
Kronemiller George, hind owner. Areola.
Kronemillcr Leonard, Fort Wayne.
Kronkhite EHmnan, lab. Fort Wayne.
Kronkhito John, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Kiugler Nicholas, farmer. Perry.
Kruikebug August, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Krumblebein Adam, Fort Wayne.
Krumey Anthony, Jr., land owrrer, Zanesville.
Krumey Anthony, farmer, Zanesville.
Kukkuck Louis, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Kunkle Christian, farmer, Peri-y.
Kunkle Washington, farmer, Perry.
Knntz Adam, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Kuntz Andrew, farmer. New Haven.
Kuntz Peter, tanner, Fort Wayne.
Kurte Henry, Fort Wayne.
Kyle William, land owner, Zanesville.
T ACROISE Lewis, land owner, Perry.
i jLacroise S., farmer*. Perry.
Ladig Jacob, farmer. New Haven.
Ladig Peter, farmer, New Haven.
Ladrig Nicholas, farmer. New Haven.
Lafayette Josepli, Fort Wayne.
Laidlaw Walter, slate roofer. Fort Wayne.
Laisure William, farmer. Maples.
Lake Curtis, land owner, Harlan.
Lake Eli, saw mill, Cuba. Harlan P. 0.
Lake George P., land owner, Harlan.
Lake James, lab, New Haven.
Lake Nelson, land owner, Spencerville, De-
kalb Co.
Lake William, landowner. Areola.
Lallot August, carpenter and coffinmkr. New
Haven.
Lallot Joseph, wks J. McKendry k Co., New
Haven.
Lallow Joseph, farmer. New Haven.
Lfillow Louis, carpenter. New Haven.
Lamb David, Fort Wayne.
Lamb George, Fort Wayne. "
Lambliiin Victor, fai-mer, Areola.
Lamley Charles, farmer, Fort Wayne.
Lampman David, Fort Wayne.
Landen Jacob, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Landen Michael, Si-., land owner. Fort
Wayne.
Landen William, lab. Fort Wayne.
Landeis Henry, land owner. Root.
Landes John, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Landis George, Fort Wayne.
Landis John" Fort Wayne.
Landies Ernst, land owner, Root.
Landsmann Henry, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Landstaflt'er George, land owner, Little River.
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Lang Henry, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Lang Rudolph, Fort Wayne.
Lange B(Mnard, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Lange John H., land owner. Fort Wayne.
Langley John, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Langson Richard, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Laning George, lab, Monroeville.
Lansdale William, land owner, Perry.
Lantenier August, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Lantenier Joseph, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Lanz Christian, farmer, Chamberlain.
Lapp Henry, Fort Wayne.
Lapp Valentine, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Large Charles, blacksmith and land owner.
Fort Wayne.
Larrimore Thomas, land owner and Justice
of the Peace, Lake Township, Areola.
Larrimore William, land owner, Areola.
Lash L'aac, saw mill, Maples.
Lattersete James, land owner, Perry.
Lauer Conrad, Fort Wayne.
Lauer Gerhard, Fort Wayne.
Lauer Peter, Fort Wayne.
Laughlin James, farmer and land owner,
Monroeville.
Laughlin William, wks Baker & Bro., Mon-
roeville.
Laughner Conrad, land owner, Leo.
Laughrey Isaiah, farmer. Little River.
Lausen Frederick, Fort Wayne.
Lavanaway Frank, Fort Wayne.
Laverly Michael, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Lawrence David, land owner, Roanoke.
Lawrence G. B., land owner, Roanoke.
Lawrence Jacob, land owner, Roanoke.
Lawrence John, land owner, Roanoke.
Lawrence Milo, land owner, Roanoke.
Lawton Chancoy, land owner, Hall's Corners.
Lawton Daniel, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Layman John, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Layman William, land owner, Roanoke.
Leachty John, farmer, Leo.
Leach ty Nicholas, farmer, Leo.
Leard David M., school teacher, Fort Wayne.
Leard Francis, Fort Wayne.
Leard Max, Fort Wayne.
Leard Robert M., land owner and Justice of
the Peace, Fort Wayne.
Leard Samuel F., farmer. Fort Wayne.
Learman George, land owner, Root.
Learman J. G., carpenter, Monroeville.
Leaty Jacob, land owner, Leo.
LeClerc Peter, land owner, Woodburn.
Ledicke Christian, land owner, Litchfield.
Lee Edward, (Lee & Huguenard,) New
Haven.
Lee George H., land owner, Leo.
Loe Philip, land owner, Leo.
Lee & Huguenard, (Edward Lee and Augus-
tus Huguenard,) blacksmiths, New
Haven.
Lefiler Isaac, Fort Wayne.
Lchrmau Jacob, land owner. Little River.
Lehne B. F., land owner. Root.
Leidolph Frederick, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Leidolph Frederick, Jr., farmer. Fort Wayne.
Leidolph Henry, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Leithe Joseph, Fort Wayne.
Lemler G., land otvner, Litchfield.
Lemon John C, cooper. Little River.
Lenhart John, land owner, Decatur.
Lenhart Joseph, elk, Decatur.
Lenior Francis, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Lenker Henry, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Lenker John, Fort Wayne.
Lentz Jacob, land owner. Root.
Lennington Abraham, land owner, Zanes-
ville.
Leoffler Michael, land owner. Little River.
Lepper Charles, land owner. Root.
Lepper Charles, Jr., land owner. Root.
Lepper George, land owner. Root.
Lepper George, Jr., land owner. Root.
Lepper Henry, farmer. New Haven.
Lepper Henry, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Lepper John, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Leppei- John L., wagonmkr, Hamilton, Leo
P. 0.
Lepper Louis, land owner. New Haven.
Lepper William, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Leran Samuel, land owner, Zanesville.
Lerringer John, lab, Leo.
Levanway Luke, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Lewey Christian, Fort Wayne.
Lewis Harvey W., painter, Cuba, Harlan
P. 0.
Lewis Henry, farmer. New Haven.
Lewis Ira, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Lewis Jesse, land owner, Monroeville.
LSwis William, engineer Gothe & Co., New
Haven.
Lewis William P., land owner, Monroeville.
Lien John, Fort Wayne.
Ligett John, land owner, Zanesville.
Ligett S. T., farmer, Zanesville.
Lillie Samuel, Fort Wayne.
Lillie Siunuel, Jr., Fort Wayne.
Lind James, Dixon.
Lindemuth Michael, land owner, Hall's Cor-
ners.
Linden George, land owner, Woodburn.
Linden George W., land owner. New Haven.
Lindsey John, landowner. Perry.
Lindsey W. C, farmer. Perry.
Lindsey William H., land owner, Perry.
Linenger Edward, lab, Leo.
Lingefelt William, land owner, Leo.
Lingle Daniel, farmer. Little River.
Linimann F., shoemkr, New Haven,
Lininger Peter S., farmer. Chamberlain.
Link Adam, Fort Wayne.
Linker John, farmer, Monroeville.
Linscott Asa, land owner. Little RiTer.
Linton Jacob, Fort Wayne.
Lipes Andrew, land owner. Root.
Lipes D. D., land owner, Root.
Lipes D. H., land owner. Root.
Lipes David H., farmer, Perry.
Lipes John W., land owner. Root.
Lips Elijah, Leo.
Lirdemarn Daniel, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Lirhtenwalter Solomon M., wagonmkr. Root.
Litchfield D. B., land owner, Litchfield.
Litchfield James, farmer, Litchfield.
Li tot George A., miller, Fort Wayne.
Little George G., land owner. Fort Wayne
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Little James, farmer, Zanesville.
Little Samuel, carpenter, Maples.
Livingston Keal, cooper J. Begue & Co., New
Haven.
Lochner Conrad Jr., land owner, Leo.
Logan J. S., farmer, Little River.
Logan L., speculator. Areola.
Logan Samuel, land owner, Zanesville.
Lohman Michael, Fort Wayne.
Lohmeier Frederick, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Lomas Charles, Foit Wayne.
Lomber John, Monroeville.
Lomberley Eugene, farmer. Maples.
Lomiller John, farmer, Monroeville.
Lomont C. F., farmer, New Haven.
Lomont Frank, farmer. New Haven.
Lomont S., farmer. New Haven.
Long Andrew, farmer, Monroeville.
Long George, Fort Wayne.
Long Henry F., farmer, Perry.
Long John, land owner, Root.
Long Peter, (Long & Bro.,) land owner, Fort
Wayne.
Long Polston, wks Ralza & Robertson, Mon-
roeville.
Long Urias, (Long & Bro.,) land owner, Fort
Wayne.
Long William, land owner, Root.
Long William F., Fort Wayne.
Long & Bro., (Peter and Urias,) gunsmiths,
Aboite Township, Fort Wayne P. 0.
Longacer Christian, land owner, Leo.
Longacer Jacob, farmer, Leo.
Longacer John, land owner, Leo.
Longacer John Jr., land owner, Leo.
Longacer Peter, farmor, Leo.
Longacer Samuel, farmer, Leo.
Longardner Joseph, farmer. Maples.
Longer William Jr., farmer. Perry.
Longer William Senr., land owner, Perry.
Longhast John, Fort Wayne.
Longood Albert, farmer. Maples.
Longood Joseph, farmer. Maples.
Longuer John W., Fort Wayne.
Looby Patrick, land owner. Areola.
Lopshire George, land owner, Zanesville.
Lopshire Henry, land owner. Root.
Lopshire John, Fort Wayne.
Lopshire John, land owner, Root.
Lopshire Lewis, wagonmkr, Root.
Lopshire William, Fort AVayne.
Lopshire William, land owner, Roanoke.
Lora Frederick, land owner, Areola.
Loraine Nicholas, farmer, Maples.
Loraine Nicholas, Jr., farmer, Maples.
Lose Henry, Fort Wayne.
Lothammer Anthony, farmer, Monroeville.
Lothammer Joseph, farmer, Monroeville.
Louchner John, land owner, Leo.
Louthen George W., lab. New Haven,
Loveail James, land owner, Harlan.
Loveall Samuel, land owner, New Haven.
Loveland H. W., land owner. New Haven.
Lovett William 0., wks saw mill, Harlan.
Lower George, farmer, Little River.
Lower Gustave, farmer. Little River.
Lower Martin, land owner, Little River.
Lowrey Abram, carpenter. New Haven
Lowthan George W., wks J. McKendry & Co.,
New Haven.
Lowyer Frank, farmer and land owner, Mon-
roeville.
Lower Stephen, farmer and laud owner,
Monri.>eviIl8.
Luce Edwin, saloon, Maysvillc, Harlan P. 0.
Luce George W., livery stable, Maysville,
Harlan P. 0.
Luce William, land owner, Harlan.
Luce William F., painter, Monroeville.
Lucky James, laud owner, Areola.
Lucy Jeremiah, hnid owner, New Haven.
Ludwick Charles W., farmer, Fort Wayne.
Ludwick William, farmer, Fort Wayne.
Ludwig Benjamin, Fort Wayne.
Lugbull John, land owner, Leo.
Luhman John F., farmer. Fort Wayne.
Lulunan William, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Luly Jolin, Fort Wayne.
Lumboley John, clerk stave factory, New
Haven.
Lunblaw Rudolph, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.,
Fort Wayne.
Luntz John George, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Lnpkin Christian, farmer. New Haven.
Lupkin Laborious, farmer, New Haven.
Lupkin Rudolph, mason. New Haven.
Luther Israel Rev., Baptist, Fort Wayne.
Lutheran Church, Monroeville, Rev. E. W.
Eiiek, pastor.
Lutz Abraham, blacksmith and land owner,
Little River.
Lutz Frank, hmd owner, Fort Wayne.
Lutz Henry, Fort Wayne.
Lutz John, farmer, Little River.
Lutz Samuel, land owner, Root
Lvnch Jeremiah, farmer, Fort Wavne.
Lynch Jerry, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., Fort
Wayne.
Lynch Thomas, lab, Leo.
Lyon Austin, lab, Monroeville.
Lyons Davis, land owner, Leo.
Lyons John, land owner. Hall's Corners.
Lyons Joseph, farmer, Monroeville.
Lyons Thomas, land owner, Fort Wayne.
McANCE DAVID, sawyer, Zanesville.
McBratney Hugh, lab. Fort Wayne.
McBride Christian, farmer, Perry.
McBride James, Jr., farmer. Perry.
McBride James, Sr., farmer, Perry.
McBride John, farmer. Perry.
McBride William G., farmer. Perry.
McCamprey Ansel, farmer. Fort Wayne.
McCarthy Samuel A., land owner, Perry.
McCartney James, land owner, Leo.
McCartney William, land owner, Leo.
McCarty Daniel, farmer, New Haven.
McCartv John, land owner, Perry.
McOlaive James, school teacher, Zanesville.
McClaive John, farmer, Zanesville.
McClellan Thomas, wks stave factory, Mon-
roeville.
McClure William, farmer. Fort Wayne.
McColgan John, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
McCuUough Hugh, Fort Wayne.
McCombs James, landowner, Kerry.
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McConaughy David, farmer. Maples.
McConaugliy David, Jr., farmer, Meples.
McConaughy Jonas, farmer, Maples.
McConaughy William J., farmer. Maples.
McCormi'.ck E. 0., land owner. Fort Wayne.
McComic William M., laud owner and stock
dealer, Perry.
McCormick Charles, farmer and stock dealer,
Fort Wayne.
McCormick Pat, farmer. Maples.
McCormick Tliomas, farmer and constable,
Maples.
McCory James, Monroeville.
McCoy F. W., land owner, Fort Wayne
McCoy George W., land owner. Fort Wayne.
McCoy J. IJ., land owner, Zanesville.
McCracken Gc rge, farmer, Maples.
McCrone John, land owner. Fort Wayne
McCrory David, land owner, Leo.
McCrorj George, farmer. Leo.
McCrory James, farmer, Leo.
McCrory James J., land owner, Leo.
McCrory James, Jr., farmer, Leo.
McCroty John, land owner, Leo.
McCrory Samuel, farmer, Leo.
McCi'ory William, land owner, Leo.
McCullough Charles, Fort Wayne.
McCuIlough Frederick H., Fort Wayne,
McCullough Josiah, farmer and land owner.
New Haven.
McCurdy Alexander, farmer. Perry.
McCurdy Andrew, land owner. Perry.
McCurdy Samuel, land owner, Perry.
McCurdy William, farmer, Perry.
McDonald A. J., land owner, Fort Wayne.
McDonald Alexander, wks Ralya & Robertson
Monroeville.
McDonald David, land owner, Little River.
McDonald E. H., land owner, Fort Wayne.
McDonald Edgar, wks J. McKendry & Co.,
New Haven.
McDonald James, wks Edgerton & Co., Wood-
burn.
McDonald J. G., engineer stave factory, Mon-
roeville.
McDonald John, lab, Woodburn.
McDonald John, wks Ralya & Robertson,
Monroeuille.
McDonald Matthew, Fort Wayne.
McDonald W. H.,land owner. Fort Wayne
McDonnell David, land owner. Areola.
McDougall John, New Haven.
McDougall Robert, school teacher, New Ha-
ven.
McDougall Theodore,- farmer, New Haven.
McDowell Alex, land owner, Little River.
McDowell James, farmer, Maples.
McDuffey James, physician and land owner,
Perry.
McElfatrick J. H., carpenter, Monroeville.
McEwen Henry, land owner, Leo.
McFarland Bowen B., land owner. Maples.
McGiniiis Darius, farmer, Roanoke.
McGinnis Francis M., farmer, Roanoke.
McGinnis John, land owner, Fort Wayne.
McGoogan William, landowner, Zanesville.
McGovern S., farmer and land owner, Mon-
roeville.
McGrady William, lab, Woodburn.
McHenry Joseph D., 'physician, Maples.
Mcintosh B. J., land owner, Monroeville.
McLitosh John, Monroeville.
Mcintosh John, farmer, Monroeville.
Mcintosh Thomas, frrmer, Monroeville.
Mcintosh William, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Mclntyre Marcus, wks Fitch & Mapel, Ma-_
pies. ■
NcKee Jacob, Harlan. ^
McKee Robert, section boss T. W. k W. Ry.,
New Haven.
McKee William, land owner. Perry.
McKendry John, (J. McKendry & Co ,) New
Haven.
McKENDRY J. & CO , (John McKendry,
Bernard Schnelker,) mnfrs cut staves,
circled headings, barrels, flat hoops, etc.,
New Haven.
McKinley Alexander, land owner, Fort Wayne
McKinley John, farmer, Fort Wayne.
McKinley Peter, Fort Wayne.
McKinney John, farmer. Perry.
McKinsey Hellery, farmer, Leo.
McKissick James, laud owner. Little River.
McKinzie Francis, farmer, Harlan.
McKinzie Stephen, farmer, Harlan.
McKyle Henry, Fort Wayne.
McLain Benson, Fort Wayne.
McLain Byron W., teacher. Root.
McLain David, land owner. Root.
McLain George H,, Fort Wayne.
McLain Nelson, land owner. Root.
McLaren Henry, Fort Wayne.
McLaughlin James, wks J. McKendry & Co.,
Nevr Haven.
McLaughlin Neil, Fort Wayne.
McMahon John, Fort Wavne.
McMahongRobert Fort Wayne.
McMaken Henry, farmer^ Fort Wayne.
McMillinA. P., Chamberlain.
McMillen James, Fort Wayne.
McMillen John, farmer and land owner, Mon-
roeville.
McMillen John, Fort Wayne
McMillen William, farmer and land owner,
Monroeville.
McNabb James 0., teacher, Leo.
McNabb Robert, plasterer, Leo.
McNabb William, land owner, Leo.
McNaier William, land owner. Fort Wayne.
McNelly James, Jr., land owner. Fort Wayne.
McNelly James, Sr., 1 ind owner, Fort Wayne.
McQuiston David, land owner. Perry.
MoQuiston David, Jr., farmer. Perry.
McQuiston John, land owner and trustee.
Fort Wayne.
McQuiston Wilson, farmer. Fort Wayne.
McRedmond Michael, farmer. Little River.
McTeaman David, firmer, Maples.
McVamel Samuel, farmer. Fort Wayne.
McVay Owen, farmer, Harlan.
McWhinten George, farmer. Maples.
McWhinten Hugh, farmer. Maples.
M^
ACK John, Fort Wayne.
Mackafee Hiram, lab. Fort Wayne.
Madden Aden, lab, Fort Wayne.
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Madden John, lab, Foit Wayne.
Uadden Thomas, laud owner. Perry.
Madden Wiliam, tanner, Perry.
Madigau Patrick, I'oit Wayne.
Maeyer Heniy, cabiaetmiir and undertaker,
Moiiroeville.
Magner Azauah, farmer and landowner, Mou-
roeville.
Magner Isaiah, farmer and land owner, Mon-
roeville.
Magner Thomas, farmer and laud owner,
Monroeville.
Mabon Jackson, land owner, Areola.
Mahon Martin, Fort Wayne.
Mahou ]*erry, farmer. Areola.
Mahoney David, Fort Wayne,
Mahuney James, land owner. New Haven.
Main Columbus, land owner, New Haven.
Main Ezekiel, land owner. New Haven.
Main William, land owner, New Haven.
Maire Peter, farmer and land owner, New
Haven.
Major Lawrence, laud owner, Leo.
Makens Joseph, farmer, Zanesville.
Malcuit Victor, farmer. New Haven.
Malone Ezra, gunsmith, Root.
Manabau Daniel, land owner. New Haven.
Mangon Anthony, Monroeville.
Manier Joseph, land ovrner. Areola,
Manning Andrew, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Manning Elias, land owner, Leo.
Manning William, farmer, Leo.
Mapel George, wks Fitch Al Mapel, Maples.
Mapel Lewis S., (Fitcli & Mapel, also, Bird,
Bowser & Mapel,) Mapel.
Mapes Benjamin, Areola.
Mapes James, farmer. Areola.
Mapes Reuben S., land owner, Areola.
Maragen John, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Marcuit Victor, land owner. Fort Wayne,
Mariotte J. G., merchant, Monroeville.
Markle Charles, shoemkr and land owner,
Maysville, Harlan P. 0.
Markle Ephraim, farmer, Harlan.
Markle Jacob, farmer. Areola.
Marks Charles, farmer. Areola.
Marquart Adam, land owner, Monroeville.
Marquart George, land owner, Monroeville.
Marquart Isaac, land owner, Monroeville.
Marquart Jacob, land owner, Monroeville.
Marquart Jonathan, land owner, Monroeville.
Marquart Marcus L., land owner, Monroe-
ville.
Marquart Philip, land owner, Monroeville.
Marquoid Alfred, land owner, I,Iar)an.
Marriance Nicholas, tarmer, New Haven.
Marrilet August, farmer. Maples.
Marshall Elisha, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Marshall John, fahner. Fort Wayne.
Marshall John, macliinist and land owner,
Fort Wayne.
Marshall Joseph, Fort Wayne.
Marshall Joseph, farmer, Perry.
Marslialt Peter, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Marshall William, cooper, Fort Wayne.
Martin Anthony, lab P. Ft. W. & G. Ry.,Fort
Martin Augustus, land owner, Perrv
Martin D., larmer and laud owner, Monroe-
ville.
Martin Delphos, farmer. Perry.
Martin Frank, farmer, Fort Wayne.
Martirr Jacob, farmer, New Haven.
Martin John, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Martin John, land owner. New Haven.
Martin John J., fanner, Monroeville.
Martin Richar-d, wks iJaker k Co., Monroe-
ville.
Martin William, land owner, Perry.
Martz S. C, I'arrrrer, Monroeville.
Mason Benjamin, fanner. New Haven.
Mason George \V., blksuiiih, I'erry.
Mason H. M., farmer and land owner, Mon-
roeville.
Mason .James, farmer, Perry.
Masou J. B., land owner. Perry.
Mason Jeremiah, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Mason Joseph, land owner. Areola.
Mason Peter, land owner, Perry.
Mathews Henry, land owner. Perry.
Mathews Samuel, land owner, Perry.
Mathias Leonard, land owner, Roanoke.
Mathi.is Manuel, fanner, Roairoke.
Mathie Frederick, cooper J. Begue & Co.,
New Haven.
May Chester L., farmer, Harlan.
May Roswell, land owner, Harlan.
Mayer John B., farmer, Maples.
Mayer G. J., Leo.
May hew James, land owner. Fort Wayue.
Mayner John, farmer, Monroeville.
Mayuer William, farmer and laud owner, Mon-
roeville.
Mayo John R., land owner, Perry,
Mayo William J., larid owner, Perry.
Maxfield Henry W., plasterer', Cuba, Harlan
P. 0.
Maxfield Orange, miller, Leo.
Maxhimer William, mason, Monroe\ille.
Maxwell Adam, land owner. Perry.
Maxwell George, land owner. Hall's Corners.
Maxwell Henry, farrrrer, Perry.
Maxwell William, farmer. Perry.
Meads J. 0., farmer and land owner, Monroe-
ville.
Meads Thomas, farmer and land owner, Mou-
roeviile,
Medler Frank, land ov/ner. Little River.
Meeks John F., farmer, Monroeville.
Meeks John W., (Meeks & GrandstalT,) Mon-
roeville.
Meeks Thomas, farmer and land owner, Mon-
roeville.
Meeks Thomas Jr., filmier, J-Ionroevillc.
Meeks W. R., larmer-, Monroeville.
Meeks & Grandstalf, (John W. Meeks and An-
drew N. Grandstaff,) livery ai:d cxhange
stable. Main street, Monroeville.
Megulathland B., laud owner. Areola.
Megulatliland Michael, far'urer. Areola.
Mehenke Frederick, Fort Wayne.
Meisuer Charles, Fort Wayne.
Meister Charles, Fort Wayne.
Melerd Martin G., farmer, Litchfield.
Mengelson Charles, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Wayne.
Martin Anthony, land owner. Fort Wayne.
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Meiiig George, Fort Wayne.
Mensiiig Charles, land owner Fort Wajne.
Merchant's Union Express Co., G. W. Bell,
agt, New Haven.
Merecle John, laud owner. Fort Wayne.
Mereder Daniel, Leo.
Mereder John, Leo.
Meriiani Edward, land owner. Root.
Meniotte Joseph G., (Merriotte & Baker,)
Monroeville.
MERRIOTTE & BAKER, (Joseph G. Merriotte
and Alonzo A. Baker,) groceries and pro-
visons, South street, Monroeville.
Meschendorff Henry, land owner. Fort Wayne
Meschendorff John, land owner. New Haven.
Meschendorff' Theodore, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Mesho Peter, farmer, Fort Wayne.
Messei Jacob, land owner. Root.
Metcalf S. C, farmer, Perry.
Metcalf Vachel, lai.d owner. Perry.
Methodist Church, Monroeville, built 1865.
100 members. No regular pastor.
Metterd Levi, farmer. Hall's Corners.
Metterd Samuel, land owner. Hall's Corners.
Mettler Mathias, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Mettler Peter, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Meyer Bernard Jr., farmer. Fort Wayne.
Meyer Christian, farmer, Monroeville.
Meyer Christian, farmer. New Haven,
Mover Cliristian, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Meyer Dedrick, farmer, Monroeville.
Meyer Frederick, Fort Wayne.
Meyer Frederick, farmer, New Haven.
Meyer Frank, lab and land owner. New Haven.
Meyer George, Fort Wayne.
Meyer Henry, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Meyer Henry, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Meyer John, Fort Wayne.
Meyer William, farmer, Monroeville.
Meyers Frederick, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Meyers Jacob, land owner, Little River.
Meyers Joseph, Fort Wayne.
Meyers , (Sites & Meyers,) Zanesville.
Michael Philip, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Michaels J. C, Fort Wayne.
MicUs Andrew, lab, Monroeville.
Middaugh A. J., land owner, Zanesville.
Middaugh S. R., land owner, Zanesville.
Middleton Ambrose, saloon keeper, Maples.
Middleton George, grocer. Maples.
Mie Theodore, farmer. New Haven.
Mikle Daniel, farmer. Maples.
Mikle Peter, farmer, Maples.
Miland Charles, land owner. Root.
Miland F., farmer, Root.
Millen B. F., farmer, Monroeville.
Miller Abram, land owner, Perry.
Miller Alexis, farmer. Maples.
Miller Amherst Jr., farmer, Chamberlain.
Miller Amherst, land owner. Chamberlain.
Miller Auios, land owner. Perry.
Miller Andrew, farmer. Chamberlain.
Miller Andrew, Fort Wayne.
Miller Andrew, land owner. Little River.
Miller Anson, farmer, Chamberlain.
Miller Benjamin, land owner. Perry.
Miller Charles, land owner. Little River.
Miller Christian, farmer, Monroeville.
Miller Christian, farmer, Harlan.
Miller Christopher, land owner. Little River.
Miller Clark, farmer. Chamberlain.
Miller Conrad, farmer, Monroeville.
Miller Cyrus, Fort Wayne.
Miller Cyrus W., Fort Wayne.
Miller Daniel, farmer. Maples.
Miller Daniel, farmer, Harlan.
Miller Daniel, Fort Wayne.
Miller Daniel A., land owner, Harlan.
Miller David, farmer and land owner, Monroe-
ville.
Miller D. Wallace, land owner. New Haven.
Miller Edward, fanner and land owner, Neir
Haven.
Miller Edward L., farmer. Hall's Corners.
Miller Emanuel Rev., pastor United Brethren
Church, Hamilton, Leo P. 0.
Miller Eli, wks J. McKendry & Co., New Ha-
ven.
Miller Francis, farmer, Leo.
Miller Francis, Fort Wayne.
Miller Frederick, gunsmith, New^Haven.
Miller George, Fort Wayne.
Miller George J., school teacher. Maples.
Miller George N., land owner. New Haven.
Miller George W., farmer. Chamberlain.
Miller George W., land owner. Chamberlain.
Miller George W., land owner. Hall's Cor-
ners.
Miller George W., Jr., farmer, Chamberlain.
Miller Gustavus, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Miller Henry, farmt^r. Fort Wayne.
Miller Herman, farmer, Leo.
Miller Herman, farmer. Root.
Miller Isaac, Fort Wayne.
Miller J. J., farmer, Fort Wayne.
Miller Jacob, farmer, Zanesville.
Miller Jacob, land owner. Root.
Miller Jacob, land owner, Hall's Corners.
Miller Jacob, Und owner. Little River.
Miller Jacob, Jr., land owner, Root.
ililler Jacob, Jr., farmer, Zanesville.
Miller Jefferson, farmer. New Haven.
Miller Jeremiah, (Stoner, Miller & Co.,) Ce-
darville, Leo P. 0.
Miller John, farmer and land owner, Monroe-
ville.
Miller John, farmer. Maples.
Miller John, Fort Wayne.
Miller John, land owner. Areola.
Miller John, land owner. Chamberlain.
Miller John, miller. Little River.
Miller John A., farmer. New Haven.
Miller John A., Fort Wayne.
Miller John B., land owner. Maples.
Miller John D., land owner. Areola.
Miller John H., Fort Wayne.
Miller John W., land owner, Hall's Corners.
Miller Joseph, farmer, Harlan.
Miller Joseph, Fort Wayne.
Miller Joseph, farmer, Perrj.
Miller Joseph, lab. Fort Wayne.
Miller Levi, lab, New Haven.
Miller Lewis D., land owner. Root.
Miller Mathias, painter and land owner. Fort
Wayne.
Miller Michael, land owner, Harlan.
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Miller Nathaniel, farmer, Maples.
Miller Peter, farmer. Areola.
Miller Peter, land owner. New Haven.
Miller Peter, (Stoner & Miller,) Cedarville,
Leo P. 0.
Miller R. D., farmer. New Haven.
Miller Riley, lab, P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., Fort
Wayne.
Miller Samuel, farmer, Maples.
Miller Samuel, land owner. Root.
Miller Solomon L., farmer, Perry.
Miller Stephen, lab. New Haven.
Miller W. L., blacksmith, Little River.
Miller William, farmer, Monroeville.
Miller William, land owner. Chamberlain.
Miller William, land owner, Leo.
Miller William, land owner, Litchfield.
Miller William H., Fort Wayne.
Miller Zachariah, (Schnitker & Miller,) New
Haven.
Millinian William, land owner, Chamberlain.
Mills a. W., land owner, Roanoke.
Mills Samuel, land owner, Harlan.
Minehart Michael, land owner. Little River.
Minehart S. P., hind owner, Zanesville.
Miner Henry, farmer and land owner, Mon-
roeville.
Miner James, farmer, Monroeville.
Miner John, farmer, Monroeville.
Miner Joseph, Jr., land owner. Areola.
Miner Joseph, Sen., land owner. Areola.
Mire George, land owner. Root.
Mire Valentine, farmer. Root.
Miser Benjamin, land owner and propr saw
mill. Areola.
Miser John, sawer. Areola.
Mitchell D S., land owner, Zanesville.
Mitchell J. G., land owner, Roanoke.
Mitchell Jared, farmer. Hall's Corners.
Mitchell Jonathan, land owner, Zanesville.
Mix Hiram, lab. Fort Wayne.
Mix Thomas D., land owner. Fort Wayne.
Moblon George, Fort Wayne.
Mock Jacob, farmer. Maples.
Moehler Jacob, farmer. Perry.
Moffit Hamilton, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Mommer Joseph, land owner, Perr)'.
Monahan Jiimes, farmer, Monroeville.
Monahan John, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., Fort
Wayne.
Monat Louis F., wks saw mill. Maples.
Mondor Horace, wks James Hemphill, Mon-
roeville.
Monesmith Henry, (Monesmith & Snyder,)
Root.
Monesmith & Snyder, (Henry Monesmith and
S. W. Snyder,) saw mill proprs, Marion
Township, Root P. 0.
Mongoven T. G., Fort Wayne.
Moniel Joseph, farmer and land owner, New
Haven.
Monnahan John, farmer, Zanesville.
Monnin Francis, farmer, Monroeville.
Monohon Cornelius, farmer and land owner.
New Haven.
Monot Eugene, farmer. Maples.
Mi)not Eugene, speculator. New Haven.
Monot Louis F., wks saw mill, New Haven.
Monot Peter J., saloon. New Haven.
Monot Peter M., farmer and land owner,
New Haven.
MONROE HOUSE. Lyman Walker, propr.
Main St, Monroeville.
Monthoven Peter, farmer. New Haven.
Mood Moses, cooper, Little River.
Mooheuke August, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Mooney Jacob, farmer and land owner, Mon-
roeville
Mooney Julius C, land owner, Perrv.
Mooney Robert, land owner, Monroeville.
Moore Alexander, lab, Woodburn.
Mcore Charles, lab, Hall's Corners.
Moore Cyrus B., land owner, Woodburn.
Moore Eli, engineer, Harlan.
Moore M. B., shoenikr, Monroeville.
Moore Priam, farmer. Hall's Corners.
Moore Samuel, farmer, Monroeville.
Moore William A., land owner,Hair3 Corners.
Moots Alexander, farmer, Fort Wayne.
More Andrew, land owner, Fort Wayne.
More James M., farmer. Fort Wayne.
More John, farmer. Fort Wayne.
More Lucas, land owner. Fort Wayne.
More Perry N., lab. Fori Wayne.
More William, Fort Wayne.
More William, lab. Fort Wayne.
Morgan Solomon D., land owner, Harlan.
Morley Park B., farmer and land owner, Mon-
roeville.
Morley Paul, farmer and landowner, Monroe-
ville.
Morrill E., Fort Wayne.
Morrell John B., land owner. Maples.
Morris Benjamin, carpenter. Perry.
Morse Charles E., farmer and land owner, New
Haven.
Morse John, carpenter, New Haven.
Morse Joseph, farmer and land owner, New
Haven.
Morse Thomas M., farmer. New Haven.
Morton George, farmer, Root.
Mortou J. C, mason, Monroeville.
Morton John A., land owner. Root.
Mosehamer J. L., farmer. Little River.
Moser Mathias, Fort Wayne.
Moss Alexander, farmer, Leo.
Mobs Raphael, carpenter and land owner, Ce-
darville, Leo P. O.
Mostbaum Barney, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Mostbauin William, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Motherwell John, land owner, Chamberlain.
Moudy David, miller. Perry.
Moudy Martin, land owner. Perry.
Moudy John, land owner, Leo P. 0.
Mountain Augustus, farmer. Perry.
Mover William, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Muehles John, Fort Wayne.
Muhler Henry, Fort Wayne.
Muhler Peter, Fort Wayne.
Muhlfleit John, J'ort Wayne.
Muhn J. W., land owner. Perry.
Muhn Michael, land owner, Perry.
Mullahay William, section foreman repair*
P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., Fort Wayne.
Muldoon Henry, land owner. Root.
Mullen K., farmer, Root.
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Mullen Williaiii, land owner, Root.
Muniiner Michael, Fort Wayne.
Munch Francis, Jr., farmer, Maples.
Munch Francis, Sr., farmer, Maples.
Munch Jacob, land owner, Root.
Muncli Nicholas, farmer, Maples.
Munch Philip, land owner. Root.
Munuorff A. B., wka stave factory, Monroe-
ville.
Murchland James, farmer, Monroeville.
Murchland Samuel, farmer, Monroeville.
Murnahan William, lab, Leo.
Murphy Ames F., farmer, Harlan.
Murphy Edward, section boss P. Ft. W. & C.
Ry., Monroeville.
Murphy Edward, Sr., land owner, Areola.
Murphy George, (Wheelock & Murphy,) Ham-
ilton, Leo P. 0.
Murphy James, lab.., P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., Mon-
roeville, Fort Wayne.
Murphy Patrick, land owner, Leo.
Murray Joseph, land owner, Spencertille,
DeKalb Uo.
Murry John, Fort Wayne.
Myer David, farmer, New Haven.
Myer George B., farmer and land owner,
Monroeville.
Mver Henry, farmer. New Haven.
Myer William, land owner. New Haven.
Myers Daniel, farmer, Spencerville, DeKalb
County.
Myers Frederick, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Myers Henry, farmer, Spencerville, DeKalb
County.
Myers Henry, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Myers Hiram, farmer, -Perry.
Myers J. F., farmer. Perry.
Myers J. N., farmer. Perry.
Myers James, farmer, Spencerville, DeKalb
County
Myers John, farmer, Spencerville, DeKalb
County.
Myers John, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Myers Joseph, land owner, Roanoke.
Myers Joseph, miller. Little River.
Myers Nathaniel, land owner, Perry.
Myers Nelson tinner, Hamilton, Leo P. 0.
Myers Solomon, land owner. Perry.
Mygrants Isaac, land owner, Roanoke.
Mvgrants Joseph, land owner, Roanoke,
Myres Dedrick, land owner, Root.
Myton Joseph, farmer, Monroeville.
Myton Robert, farmer and land owner, Mon-
roeville.
Myton Uriah, farmer. Monroeville.
NAHRWALD Ernest, farmer, Fort Wayne.
Nail John, farmer and land owner. Maples.
Nail Lafayette S., wks Baker & Co., Monroe-
ville.
Nailor George, land owner, Leo.
Napoleon Peter, Fort Wayne.
Narhood Jacob, laud owner. Areola.
Nave Benjamin, hotel, nine mile house, Root.
Nay Patrick, land owner and justice of the
peace, Areola.
Neal Eli, carpenter. New Haven.
Neal Thomas, land owner, Perry
Neff Enoch, Fort Wayne.
Neff Philip, farmer, Maples.
Neimeier llenry, land owner, Fort Wayne,
Neimeier Louis, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Neireiter John, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Neistephen Bernard^ farmer. Fort Wayne.
Neitheffer William, Fort Wayne.
Nelson DeGroff, nursery, Fort Wayne.
Nelson George, (J. K. Edgerton & Co.,)
Woodburn.
Nelson L D. G., propr Elm Park Nursery,
Adauia townslup. Fort Wayne P. 0.
Nelson James, farmer, Woodburn.
Nemet John P., farmer, Monroeville.
Neniet Nicholas, farmer, Monroeville.
Nepper Noah, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Nesbit Isaac, farmer and land owner. Maples.
Nesbit James, farmer and land owner,
Maples.
Nesbit James, Jr., farmer and land owner, Ma-
ples.
Nesbit Jeremiah, farmer and land owner,
Maples.
Nesbit Mathias, farmer and land owner,
Maples.
Nester Christian, farmer, New Haven.
Nettlehurst Lewis, land owner, Leo.
Never Charles, land owner, Fort Wavne.
NEW HAVEN HOTEL, J. E. Taylor, "propr..
New H.iven.
Newhouse Christian, Chamberlain.
Newhouse Frank, lab. Fort Wayne.
Nichodemus John, land oivner. Little River.
Niciiodemus Manasa, farmer, Little River.
Nichols Ciiauncey, farmer, Spencerville.
Nichols William, land owner. Root.
Nicholson M., farmer, Zanesville.
Nicholson Samuel, land owner, Zanesville.
Nichter Joseph, Fort Wayne.
Nichter Peter, Fort Wayne.
Nickerson Aaron, lab. Fort Wayne.
Nickerson Benjamin, land owner, Root.
Nickerson Hubbard, land owner. Fort
Wayne.
Nickerson Joshua, land owner, Fort Wayne.
•Nickson L., farmer. Areola.
Nickwood Frederick, Fort Wayne.
Nicky A., land owner, Litchfield.
Nieter Christian, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Nieter Frederick, land owner, Fort Wayne.
NiezL-r John, (Niezer & Gratfe,) Monroeville.
NIEZER & GRAFFE, (John Niezer, & Cliar-
les F. Gratt'e,) hardware, stoves and tin-
ware, Monroeville.
Niezer & Giaffe's Hall, South st. Monroeville.
Nill Charles A., elk Geo. C. Nill, Monroe-
ville.
Nill George, Fort Wayne.
Nill George C, druggist, Monroeville.
Ninde L. M., Fort Wayne.
Nirider Casper, farmer. Root.
Nirider Henry, land owner. Root.
Nitscho Charles, Fort Wayne^
Noble Lyman, fiirmer. Fort Wayne.
Noll George, Fort Vv''ayne.
Nonemaker John, land owner, Zanesville.
Nongesser Louis, land owner. Fort Wayne. ,
Noolan Isaac, land owner, Harlan.
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Nooning David, Jr., farmer, Perry.
Nooning David, Sen., land owner, Perry.
Notestine Benjamin, lab, Leo.
Notestine Daniel, land owner, Leo.
Notestine Frederick, blksmitii, Cedarvillc,
Leo P. 0.
Notestine George W., farmer, Leo.
Notestine Isaiah, land owner, Harlan.
NOTESTINE JAMES, school teacher, Fort
Wayne.
Notestine John, lab. Fort Wayne.
Notestine Uriali, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Noyer Charles, farmer and land owner, Mon-
roevjlle.
Null Daniel, farmer. New Haven.
Null George W., farmer, New Haven.
Null Lyjurgus S., physician and surgeon,
New Haven.
Null Upton, lab, New Haven,
Nusbaum George W., land owner, Harlan.
Nut Henry, farmer. Root.
Nuttle Ami, farmer. New Haven.
Nuttle James W., wks J. McKendry & Co., I
New Haven.
Nuttule George, farmer. New Haven.
Nuttule Robert R., farmer, New Haven.
O'BRIEN Charles, lab. Fort Wayne,
O'Brien James, lab P. Ft. W. & G. Ry.,
Fort Wayne.
CBrien Patrick, farmer. Fort Wayne.
O'Brien William, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.,
Fort Wayne.
O'Conner Morris, Fort Wayne.
O'Grady Au-tin, farmer, Mapies,
O'Grady Oscar, wks Fitch & Mapel, Maples.
O'Shaughnesy James, Fort Wayne.
O'Shauglmesy Michael, Fort Wayne,
Oberly John, Fort Wayne
Obliger Daniel, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Obrine James, carpenter, Root.
Oceleston Henry S., land owner. Fort Wayn«>
Oddore Stephen, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Oilier Jacob, land owner, Harlan.
Ohls Eli, land owner, Little River.
Olds J. H. Dr., Fort Wayne.
Olds W E., physician and lawyer, Monroe-
ville.
Oliver John, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Oliver Michael N., land owner, Little River,
Olmick Adam, land owner. Perry.
Olmstead Daniel, Fort Wayne,
Olsen Henry, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Omo Frederick, land owner, Harlan.
Omo Joseph, physician and surgeon, Mays-
ville, Harlan P. 0.
Omo Simon, land owner, Hall's Corners,
Opdyke Henry, farmer, Leo.
Opliger George W., land owner, Fort Wayne
Orfl" John, miller and land owner, Fort
Wayne.
Ormiston Alexander, Fort Wayne.
Ormiston James, Fort Wayne.
Ormiston Mark, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Ormsted Peter, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Orndorf George W., land owner and carpen-
ter, Litchfield.
Orndorff John, land owner, Perry.
Orndofter Joseph, land owner, Little River.
Orr James, land owner. Root.
Orr William, farmer, Root.
Ort William H., land owner. New Haven,
Osterman Barney, land owner. Areola.
Ostor Francis, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Oawold John, land owner. Fort Wavne.
Ott John, Monroeville.
Otto Abram, land owner, Perrv.
Otto Edward, farmer. Perry.
Otto Matliias, farmer, Perry.
OukJohn, fanner. Maples.
Out Joseph, land owner, Root.
Overhouiid Feter, firmer, Root.
Overisch Henry, Fort Wayne.
Overley Samuel, land owner. Little River.
Overley Thomas, land owner. Little River.
Overley William, land owner. Little River.
Overly Jacob, land owner. Areola.
Overly Thomas, Fort Wayne.
Overly Thomas, Jr., Fort'Wayne.
Overly William, land owner. Root.
Owens Owen, land owner,
PADGETT John, farmer, ZanesviHe.
Paeler Charles, Fort Wayne.
Paeler Henry, Fort Wayne.
Paff Aaron, land owner, Leo.
Paff Moses, land owner, Leo.
Page W. W., farmer. New Haven.
Paige Elbridge G., land owner. Perry.
Palmer David R., lab. Fort Wayne.
Palmer Lewis, (Palmer &Woiley,) Hamilton.
Leo P. 0.
Palmer Lucius, land owner. Hall's Corners.
Palmer William, land owner, Fort Wavne.
Palmer & Worley, (Lewis Palmer and Calvin
Worley,) tanners, Hamilton, Leo P. 0.
Panther Charles, bJksmith, Mavsville, Harlan
P. 0, ■
Papa Charles, Fort Wayne. ^
Parent Hiram J., land owner, Harlan.
Parent John, land owner, Harlan.
Parent William, land owner. New Haven.
Parisot Claude, land owner. Fort Wayne,
Parker Abraham, land owner. Fort Wavne,
Parker Benjamin, land owner, Perrv.
Parker Christian, saw mill and land owner
Fort Wayne.
Parker Christian N., lab. Fort Wayne.
Parker Danford, land owner. Perry.
Parker Elmore W., lab. Fort Wwyne.
Parker P'rancis A., land owner. Fort Wavne.
Parker George, lab. Fort Wayne.
Parker Henry C, wks saw mill, Fort Wayne.
Parker Jacob B., land owner, Fort Wayne.
Parker Jacob L., farmer, Fort Wayne.
Parker James, farmer, Fort Wayne.
Parker John R., wks P. Ft, W. & C. Ry.,
Maples.
Parker Nathan, land owner, Little River.
Parker Omri, land owner, Perry.
Parker Feter, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Parker Wellington, landowner, Hall's Corners.
Parker William, lab. Fort Wayne.
Parkey John, engineer Fitch & Mapel, Maples.
Parnot Joseph, wks J. Begue & Co.. New Ha-
l ven.
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Parmen Adolpli, land owner, Fort Wayne,
Parmen Gabriel, land owner. Areola.
Parnum Frank, lab, Areola.
Parraiit Hiram, land owner, New Haven.
Parson Gustavus, Fort Wayne.
Partner Jacob, Fort Wayne.
Partner Jacob Jr., Fort Wayne.
Pasage Levi, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Patient Augustus, land owner. Perry.
Patient Frank, farmer. Perry.
Patient John, land owner. Perry.
Patrick Jolin W., land owner, Monroeville.
Patterson William, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Paul Adam, carpenter and land owner, Fort
Wayne.
Paul Charles, Fort Wayno.
Paul Henry, Fort Wayne.
Paulnian Francis, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Paulsen Henry, wks J. McKendry & Co., New
Haven.
Payne Samuel, Fort Wayne.
Peak William, farmer, Maples.
Pearson Enoch A., blksmith. New Haven.
Pearson Jacob B., larnier. Fort Wayne.
Pearson Nicholas, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Pearson Simon P., land owner, New Haven.
Pearson Thomas, landowner, Hall's Corners.
Pease William, farmer. New Haven.
Pebe Augustus, farmer. Maples.
Peckham Peter, land owner, Monroeville.
Pence S., engineer, Fort Wayne.
Pendland James, farmer. Perry.
Pens Ludwig, Fort Wayne.
Pens Nicholas, Fort Wayne.
Peon Claude, land owner. Perry.
Peoples Alexander J., farmer, Monroeville.
Peoples John R., land owner, Monroeville.
Pepe Francis, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Pepe Joseph, farmer, Fort Wayne.
Pepe Louis, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Pepe Marc, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Pepler Jacob, farmer, Fort Wayne.
Pepler Louis, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Peppels John, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Perequey Ferdinand, farmer and land owner,
Maples.
Periga Felix, Fort Wayne.
Perino Louis, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Perizo Battice, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Perkham William, land owner, Root.
Perkins Benjamin, land owner, Harlan.
Perkins Daniel, farmer. Hall's Corners.
Perkins G.W., land owner, Woodburn.
Perkins John, farmer, Harlan.
Perkins John, Jr., farmer, Hailan.
Perkins Lafayette, farmer. Hall's Corner.
Pernot Constant, farmer, Monroeville.
Perrin Frank E., land owner. Fort Wayne.
Perry James, fnrmcr. Fort Wayne.
Perry William, wks Paper Mill, Fort Wayne.
Peter Christian, Fort Wayne.
Peter Dederick, Fort Wayne.
Peter Joseph, wka J. Begue & Co., New
Haven.
Peter Nicholas, Fort Way.ie
Peters Ernest, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Peters Jacob, farmer and land owner, New
Haven.
Peters John, land owner, Harlan.
Peters John C, farmer. Maples.
Peters Joseph, farmer, New Haven,
Peters Samuel, farmer, New Haven,
Peters William, lab. Fort Wayne.
Peters William, land owner, Fort Wayne,
Petit Greendison, land owner, Fort Wayne,
Pettit Adam, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Pettit William, farmer, Fort Wayne.
Pettitjean Frank, farmer, Maples.
Pettitjean Jacob, farmer and land owner,
Maples.
Pettinger Peter, farmer. New Haven.
Pettinger Timothy, farmer, New Haven.
Petzinger Frederick, Fort Wayne.
Pevert Francis, land owner. Areola.
Peyton William B., land owner, Fort Wayne,
Pfeiifer Charles F., land owner. Fort Wayne.
PfeiflTer Charles G., land owner. Fort Wayne.
Pfeitt'er John C, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Pfeiffer Joseph, farmer. Root.
Pflaumer Henry, farmer, Harlan.
Pflaumer Jacob, land owner, Harlan.
Pflaumer John, farmer, Harlan,
Phelps Edward H., farmer. Fort Wayne.
Phelps M''illiam, farmer, Fort Wayne.
Phelps & Dunter, grocers, Huntertown, Perry.
Phillabaum David M., farmer. Fort Wayne.
Phillabaum George, Sen., land owner, Fort
Wayne
Philley Charles, Fort Wayne.
Philley Eli, Fort Wayne.
Phillips J. F., land owner, Fort Wayne.
Phillips Lewis, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Phillips Patrick, Fort Wayne.
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Piat Henry, land owner, Woodburn.
Piatt B. F., farmer, Zanesville.
Piatt J. H., farmer, Zanesville.
Piatt Jacob, farmer, Zanesville.
Piatt William, farmer, Zanesville.
Pichon Francis, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Pickanew Francis, farmer, Perry.
Piengenot Francis, farmer and land owner,
Maples.
Charles, land owner,
Conrad, land owner,
Fort
Fort
Piepenbrink
Wayne.
Piepenbrink
Wayne.
Pierce Asa W., FortWayne.
Pierman Zacliariah, land owner, Harlan.
Pierr John, farmer, Fort Wayne.
Pierr Michael, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Pies John P., school teacher, New Haven.
Pilliod Victor, Fort Wayne.
Pio John B., farmer, New Haven.
Pio Justin, farmer. New Haven.
Pipes John, farmer. Maples.
Piple Hubert, land owner. Areola.
Piquinot Claude J, landowner, FortWayne
Peters Abraham, land owner, Harlan.
Peters Abram, general store, Maysville, Har- 1 Pishon Alexander, farmer, Leo
Ian P. 0. i Pishon Frank, farmer, Leo.
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Plank David H., land ovviiei-, Fott Wayne.
Plaster Jolm, land owner, Zanes'ville.
Platter Christopher, farmer, New Haven.
Platter George, faimer, New Haven.
Platter James, land owner. Hall's Corners.
Pocock Elihu, farmer, Zanesville.
Pocock M. J., land owner and carpenter,
Zanesville.
Poinset Israel, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Poinsett John S., land owner. Fort Wayne.
Poirson Charles F., land owner, Fort Wayne.
Poirson John B., landowner. Fort Wayne.
Polett Victor, land owner, Areola.
Policy Frank, land owner. Perry.
Pollock Charles, land owner. Little River.
Pollock James, Fort Wayne.
Pollock William, Fort Wayne.
Pool H. D., clerk, Monroeville.
Pool James T., Fort Wayne.
Pool Joseph T., school teacher, Monroeville.
Pool Samuel, (Pool & Weller,) Monroeville.
Pool Thomas I)., clerk Pool & Weller, Mon-
roeville.
Pool W. G., Fort Wayne.
Pool & Weller, (Samuel Pool and James
Weller,) general store, Monroeville.
Pool's Hall, South st, Monroeville.
Pope Henry, wks J. McKendry & Co., New
Haven.
Popp Frederick, land owner, Leo.
Popp Henry, wagonmaker, New Haven.
Porchey Joseph, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Porchey Peter, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Porter Allen, lab. Fort Wayne.
Porter Andrew, land owner, Perry.
Porter Eiias, Fort VVayne.
Porter Hiram, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Porter John, landowner, J'ort W^ayne.
Potter James, land owner. Perry.
Potts Thomas, land owner, Monroeville.
Powell Mathias, farmer, Leo.
Powell Warren, land owner, Zanesville.
Powers A., farmer and land owner, New Ha-
ven.
Powers Amasa, (Rogers, Powers & Hartzell,)
New Haven.
Powers Samuel, farmer and laud owner. New
Haven.
Powers Valentine, farmer and land owner,
New Haven.
Powers Volney, (V. Powers & Co.,) New Ha-
ven.
POWERS V. & CO., (Volney Powers and
Allan H. Dougall,) proprs New Haven
Mills, New Haven.
Pranga Christian, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Pranga Fiederiok, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Pranga Henry W., Fort Wayne.
Pranga Herman, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Pranza Charles, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Pratt Benjamin D., mason and land owner.
Fort Wayne.
Pratt George H., mason aiid land owner,
Fort Wayne.
Pratt Jesse T., cooper. Fort Wayne.
Preble Caleb, land owner. Little River.
Preble Darius, land owner, Little River.
Preston Cyrus M., lab, Harlan.
Preston Edward, land owner. Perry.
Price Henrj', land owner, Fort Wayne.
Price M., land owner, Woodburn.
Price Richard, Fort Wayne.
Prill Lsaac, landowner and tailor, Areola.
Prill Manuel, land owner and blacksmith,
Areola.
Prince Thomas, Fort Wayne.
Prindle Amos, teamster, Harlan.
Pring John, land owner, Leo.
Propsting Bernard, farmer. New Haven.
Propsting Bernard, Jr., farmer, New Haven.
Pruzen Ernest, land owner, Root.
Pulver Abraham, grocer Huntertown, Perry
P. 0.
Pulver Sherman, farmer, Perry.
Putt A. H., land owner. Little River.
Putt J. W., land owner, Little River.
QUANDT Charles, farmer, Naples.
Quenlan John, foreman repairs P. Ft. W.
& C. Railway.
Quiat Michael, farmer, Maples.
Quintz Charles, land owner, Fort Wayne.
RABB George, Fort Wayne.
Rabbit J. B., curpenter, Monroeville.
Rabbit Nicholas W., farmer, Monroeville.
Rabbit Thomas, carpenter, Monroeville.
Rabbit William B., farmer, Monroeville.
Racine August, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Racine Frederick, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Racine Henry A., farmer, Fort Wayne.
Racine Jacob, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Rahm John, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Raifsnyder Henry, lab, Leo.
Raif'snyder Jacob, land owner, Leo.
Rail Isaac B., land owner, Perry.
Ralus John, Fort Wayne.
Ralya J. J., (Ralya & Robertson), li Alle-
ghaney City, Pa.
Ralya & Robertson (.J. J. Ralya and
Robertson,) stave manufactnrers, Mon-
roeville, M. Cary, agt.
Ramerdo William, farmer, Maysville, Harlan
P. 0.
Ramsey Peter, Fort Wayne.
Ramseyer Cliristian, l?.nd owner, Leo.
Ramseyer Christian, Jr., land owner, Leo.
Randall David W., land owner, Leo.
Randall Strather, land owner, Little River.
Rank Ely, lab, Fort Wayne.
Rank Ezra, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Rank George, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Rank Richard, farmer, Fort W^ayne.
Ranney Janie-!, lab. Perry.
Rannev Robert, land owner, Foit Wavne.
Raphael John, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., Fort
Wayne.
Rapp Jacob, land owner. Areola.
Rapp John, farmer. Areola.
Rathford Jacob, land owner, Roanoke, Hunt-
ington Co.
Rutledge A., farmer, Monroeville.
Rau Casper, boarding hou.-ic, Ft)rt Wayne.
Rayor Thomas, Fort Wayne.
Razot Peter, farmer and land owner, Monroe-
ville.
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"New York Store," 90 Columbia St., EOOT & CO., Jobbers and
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Read William, farmer, Areola.
Read William, Jr., land owner. Areola.
Reams Jacob, farmer. Perry.
Rean George, farmer, Fort Wayne.
Rear Niciiolas, wagonmkr. Fori Wayne.
Reath Patrick, watchman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.,
Fort Wayne.
Rebber Christopher, farmer, Fort Wayne.
Rebber Frederick, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Rehber Henry, farmer, Fort Wayne.
Rebus Mathias, Fort Wayne.
Reddin Albert, fiirmer, Roanoke.
Reddin George, land owner, Zanesville.
Reddin Isaiah, land owner, Roanoke.
Reddin J. F., farmer, Roanoke.
Reddin W. J., land owner, Roanoke, Hunt-
ington Co.
Reddin William, land owner, Roanoke, Hunt-
ington Co.
Redding A. T., brickmkr, Monroeville.
Redding Alexander T., wks James Hemphill,
Monroeville.
Redding Thomas wksRalya& Robertson, Mon-
roeville.
Reecher Christian, land owner. Chamberlain.
Reed G. W., farmer. Little River.
Reed George, land owner, Zanesville.
Reed H. S., land owner, Zanesville.
Reed Henry, land owner. Little River.
Reed Nathan C, farmer. Perry.
Reeder John, lab, Fort Wayne.
Reeling Jacob, farmer, Little River.
Reichclderfer Charles, land owner, Harlan.
Reichelderler Jacob, land owner, Harlan.
Reichelderfer John D., land owner, Harlan.
Reichelderfer Lewis, land owner, Harlan.
Reid James M., Fort Wayne.
Reidmiller John, Fort Wayne.
Reifsnider Henry, Monroeville.
Reifsnider Sol., wagonmkr, Monroeville.
Reilling Frederick, Fort Wayne.
Rein Andrew, land owner. Areola.
Reinke William, Fort Wayne.
Reinking Deidrich, land owner, Fort Wayna.
Reistow Joseph, Fort Wayne.
Reiter Anthony, Fort Wayne.
Reitsel P. N., Fort Wayne.
Remmert Herman, Fort Wayne.
Renfrew Rhea K., land owner, Fort Wayne.
Renner Leopold, Fort Wayne.
Rephart Frederick, Fort Wayne.
Repp Peter, land owner, Harlan.
Ressing August, Fort Wayne.
Reth Benedict, land owner, Leo.
Reth Daniel, land owner, Leo.
Retirer Joel, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Retter Henry, land owner. Maples.
Eeun John, land owner, Harlan.
Reverts Henry, farmer, Leo.
Reynolds Ephraim, harnessmkr, Monroeville.
Reynolds Levi, lab. New Haven.
Reynolds Newton, land owner, Chamberlain.
Reynolds 0. D., farmer. Maples.
Reynolds William, farmer. Maples.
Rhine Frederick, farmer and laud owner,
Fort Wayne.
Rhine John, farmer. Fort Wayne
Rhinehold John, land owner, Perry.
Rhoadcs Daniel J., farmer. Fort Wayne.
Rhoades Frederick, (Rhoades & Schomp,)
Perry.
Rhoades Isaac, blksmith. Fort Wayne.
Rhoades Israel, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Rhoades & Schomp, (Frederick Rhoades,
David Schomp, Jr.,) saw mill. Perry.
Rhodes Daniel, land owner, Perry.
Rhodes John, land owner. Perry.
Ricard Frederick, farmer, New Haven.
Rice J. W., carpenter, Monroeville.
Rice Jesse, land ovvner. Little River.
Rice William S., farmer. New Haven.
Rich Alexander, farmer, Zanesville.
Rich B. L., land owner. Perry.
Rich Christopher, wks J. Begue & Co., Nevr
Haven.
Rich James, farmer. Perry.
Rich Peter, miller, New Haven Mills, New
Haven.
Riclia Jacob, land owner, Harlan.
Richa Samuel, land owner, Harlan.
Richard Christian, farmer and land owner,
Maples.
Richard Henry, land owner, Monroeville.
Richard Joseph, farmer. Chamberlain.
Richards Andrew, laud owner. Perry.
Richards George, land owner. Perry.
Richards James L., farmer. Maples.
Richards John, Leo.
Richards Jolin L., land owner, Fort Wayne.
Richardson Thomas, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Richardson Thomas, Jr., farmer. Fort Wayne.
Richart Adam, farmer. Little River.
Richart George, land owner, Woodburu.
Rickey John, Fort Wayne.
Richmond W. W., Fort Wayne.
Rickard John, lab. Perry.
Rickett Marcellus P., blksmith, Huntertown,
Perry P. 0.
Ridenour L., land owner, Monroeville.
Ridenour Mircus, land owner, Monroeville.
Rider Deidrich, farmer, Maples.
Rider Walter, laud owner. Little River.
Rider William, farmer, Leo.
Riew Patrick, land owner. Areola.
Riley Alonzo W., land owner. Fort Wayne.
Riley H. S., land owner, Roanoke.
Riley Jesse, farmer, Monroeville.
Riley John, farmer, Monroeville.
Riley William, wks Ralya & Robertson, Mon-
roeville.
Rimer Peter, Fort Wayne.
Rinehart Alexander, landowner,Chamberlain.
Rinehart Andrew, land owner, Chamberlain.
Rinehart Christian, farmer. Chamberlain.
Rinehart Henry, land owner, Zanesville.
Rinehart J. S., wagonmaker Root.
Ring John, farmer. Little River.
Ring Matthew, land owner. Little River.
Ringwalt Eli, land owner. Chamberlain.
Ringwalt William, Jr., land owner, Hall's
Corners.
Risden Nathan, lab, New Haven.
Ritter Benjamin F., landowner, Maples.
Ritter George W., post master, and ticket
agent P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., Maples.
Rhinehold Henry, carpenter, Perry.
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Retailers of Domestics, Silks, Shawls, Dress Goods, Hosiery, Gloves, Notions.
KIX ALLEN CO DIRECTORY. EUF 261
Rix Jordan, lab, New Haven.
Roach Patrick, watchman P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.
Fort Wayne.
Roberts Frank, farmer, Woodburn.
Roberts Hiram, wks Baker & Co., Monroe-
ville.
Roberts Josiah, land owner, Harlan,
Roberts R. S., farmer and land owner, Mon-
roeville.
Robertson , (Ralya & Robertson,) Alle-
ghany City, Pa.
Robertson James, land owner, Litchfield.
Robertson John, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Robertson John H., land owner, Roanoke,
Huntington Co.
Robinson Adam, land owner, Monroeville.
Robinson F. A., land owner, Little River.
Robinson George, laud owner. Perry.
Robinson George W., farmer, Little River.
Robinson Homer, farmer, Little River.
Robinson J. A., land owner. Little River.
Robinson Jonathan, land owner, Monroe-
ville.
Robinson Joseph L., land owner, Monroe-
ville.
Robinson R. F. C, land owner. Little River.
Robinson Samuel, land owner, Monroeville.
Robinson W. S., land owner. Little River.
Robinson Warren, farmer. Little River.
Robinson William, farmer. Little River.
Rock Joseph, Fort Wayne.
Rockhill Joseph, land owner and drover, Ar-
eola.
Rockhill William, land owner and drover. Ar-
eola.
Rodenbeck Conrad, land owner. Fort Wayne
Rodenbeck Dedriek, land owner. Fort Wayne
Rodenbeck Dedriek, land owner. Perry.
Rodenbeck Henry, farmer, Fort Wayne.
Rodewald John, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Rodgers Peter, Fort Wayne.
Rodolph Frank, lab, Fort Wayne.
Rogers Alanson A., wks J. McKeudry & Co.,
New flaven.
Rogers J. H., farmer. Perry.
Rogers John, farmer, Leo.
Rogers Lamort M., (Rogers, Powers & Hart-
zell,) also, notary public, New Haven.
ROGERS, POWERS & HARTZELL (La-
mort M. Rogers, Amasa Powers and Levi
Hartzell,) proprs Maumee Valley Mills,
New Haven
Rohrbacher Christian, laud owner. Hall's Cor-
ners.
Roller James, land owner, Harlan.
Roller John, farmer, Little River.
Rolley Andrew, lab. Areola.
RoUey James, farmer, Areola.
Rolley William, land owner. Areola.
Rollins Charles W., (Rollins & Crowner,)
Monroeville. '
Rollins & Crowner, (Charles W. Rollins and
John N. Crowner,) bowling saloon and
restaurant, Monroeville.
Rolphe William, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Rondebush James, land o^ner, Monroeville.
Rondebush John, land owner, Monroeville.
Rondebush Tobias, land owner, Monroeville
Rondot John A., land owner, Fort Wayne.
Ronery A., land owner. Perry.
Ronery J. J., farmer. Perry.
Rooby Edward, land owner. Areola.
Root P. C, Fort Wayne.
Rorick James M., farmer. New Haven.
Rose Charles, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Rose Christian, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Ro.se Morris, land owner. New Haven.
Rose Morris, Jr., land owner. Now Haven.
Rosenbaum G. J. Z., lab. Fort Wayne.
Ross Henry, farmer, Litchfield.
Ross James P., land owner. Perry.
Ross John A., farmer, Areola.
Ross John, Jr., farmer, Litchfield.
Rosa K., farmer. New Haven.
Ross Mathias, farmer. New Haven.
Rosseau Francis, farmer and land owner,
Fort Wayne.
Rosseau Reuben, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Rosseloi Frederick, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Rosselot Louis, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Rothgeb George, land owner. New Haven.
Rothgeb Henry, bind owner. New Haven.
Rothgeb Hezekiah, land owner. New Haven.
Rothgeb Michael, land owner. New Haven.
Rothgeb Thomas, farmer. Areola.
Rothman Peter, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Rotter Henry, Fort Wayne.
Rounder George, land owner. Little River.
Rounder Lambert, land owner. Little River.
Rourbough John, farmer, Maples.
Rourbough M., farmer. Maples.
Rousey Felix, farmer and land owner, New
Haven.
Rousey Francois, farmer and carpenter, New
Haven.
Rousey Xavier, farmer. New Haven.
Rout Charles, Monroeville.
Rout J. W., (Webster & Co.,) Monroeville.
Row Daniel A., boot and shoemkr, cor Main
and South, Monroeville.
Row Frederick, farmer, Monroeville.
Row Gustav, Fort Wayne.
Row J. A., land owner, Monroeville.
Row Patrick, lab, Areola.
Rowe Jerry, lab, P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., Fort
Wayne.
Roy Adolphus, farmer, New Haven.
Roy Charles, landowner, Monroeville.
Roy F. A., Justice of the Peace, Maples.
Roy Ferdinand, gardener. Fort Wayne.
Roy Florentine, saw mill and land owner,
Fort Wayne.
Roy James, land owner, Monroeville.
Roy John, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Roy John, land owner, New Haven.
Roy John B., land owner. Maples.
Roy Joseph, farmer, New Haven.
Ruch George, farmer, Foit Wayne.
Ruuh Jacob, farmer. Perry.
Ruch Lewis, hotelkeeper, Middletown, Root
P. 0.
Rudisill Christian, Fort Wayne.
Rudisill Henry J., land owner, Fort Wayne.
Rudisill J. A., landowner. Perry.
Rue N. T., Fort Wayne.
Rufner Benjamin F., farmer, Fort Wayne.
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Biddle & Hoagland's is the only reliable Baking Powder.
262 K.UH ALLEN CO, DIRECTOKY. SCH
Ruhl Jamis H., land owner, Root.
Ruble Jesse F., Fort Wayne.
Rulo John, teamster, New Haven.
Runuion Joseph, farmer, Fort Wayne.
Rupert Jacob 0., lab, Harlau.
Ruppert Elias, land owner, Harlan.
Ruppert Manassee, land owner, Harlan.
Russell Dominick, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Ryan James, farmer. Maples.
Ryan James, lab, New Haven.
Ryan James, lab P. Ft. W. & 0. Ry., Maples.
Ryan Jeremiah, Fort Wayne.
Ryan Patrick, Fort Wayne.
Ryan Patrick, Jr., land owner. New Haven.
Ryan Patrick, Sen., farmer and land owner,
Maples.
Ryan Thotias, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., Fort
Wayne.
Ryan Thomas, land owner, New Haven.
Ryan William, lab, Fort Wayne.
S AFFORD George W. T., land owner,
Chamberlain.
Salott Bartholomew, land owner, St. Vin-
cent.
Sanders Cyrus, land owner, Hall's Corners.
Sanders John, farmer. New Haven.
Sando Charles, Fort Wayne.
Sandoz Philip, watchmkr, Monroeville.
Sapington Jacob, land owner, Leo.
Sapp Absalom, land owner, Harlan.
Sapp Joseph, painter, Hamilton, Leo P. 0.
Sapp Levi, land owner, Harlan.
Sarazin August, farmer, Fort Wayne.
Sarizen Joseph, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Sasot Frank, land owner, Maples.
Sasot George, land owner, Maples.
Sasot John, farmer. Monroeville.
Saunders James E., land owner, Maples.
Sauerwine Herman, Fort Wayne.
Saulfrank John, farmer. Root.
Sausser Lewis, post master and grocer,Arcola.
Savage James, f^irmer and contractor, New
Haven.
Savergot Nicholas, farmer, St. Vincent.
Savioy Frederick, farmer, Monroeville.
Savoit Francois, land owner. Maples.
Savoit Frank J., land owner. Maples.
Savoit Michael, farmer. Maples. >
Savory Frank, cooper J. Bogue k Co., New
Haven.
Sawyer P., land owner. Fort Wayne.
Saxer Alexander, Fort Wayne.
Sayler Mathias, land owner, Perry.
Sayles Charles, lab. Woodburn.
Sayles Seneca, farmer, Woodburn.
Saylors Jacob Jr., farmer, Woodurn.
Saylors Jacob Sen., land owner, Woodburn.
Saylors Ulrich, land owner, Woodburn.
Scannel Michael, wks T. W. & W. Ry., New
Haven.
Scar Adam, wagonmkr, Monroeville.
Scar John, farmer and laiidjowner, Monroeville
Scar Philip, farmer and laud owner, Monroe-
ville.
Scarlett Barney, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Scarlett Eli, (Scarlett & Peters,) Maysville,
Harlan P. 0.
Scarlett Henry 0., carpenter and justice of
the peace, Washitigton Township, Fort
Wayne.
Scarlett William B., land owner, Fort Wayne.
Scarlett & Peters, (Eli Scarlett and Abraham
Peters,) general store, Maysville, Harlan
P. 0.
Schappatfh Andrew, land owner, Harlan.
Schapper Christian, farmer, New Haven.
Schapper Ernest, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Schapper Gottlieb, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Scheick C. H., land owner, justice of peace
and carpenter, Monroeville.
Scheick Christian, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Scheick Martin, land owner, Leo.
Schescher Michael, lab T. VV. & W. Ry., New
Haven.
Schiel Jacob, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Schirck Frank, farmer. Maples.
Schlaudraff , land owner. Fort Wayne.
Schlauuraff Theodore, farmer. New Haven.
Schlaughter B. 0., land owner, Leo.
Schlaughter Benedict, land owner, Leo.
Schlaughter Benedict Jr., farmer, Leo.
Schlaughter Benedict Senr., land owner, Leo.
Schlaughter C, land owner, Leo.
Schlaughter Christian, farmer, Leo.
Schlaughter John, lab, Leo.
Schlaughter Joseph, shoenikr, Hamilton, Leo
P. 0.
Schlaughter Sebastian, land owner, Leo.
Schlebeker George, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Schmall Peter, Fort Wayne.
Schmidt Christian, Fort Wayne.
Schmidtz Christian, Fort Wayne.
Schmucker Sebastian, Fort Wayne.
Schnelker Bernard, (J. McKendry & Co.,)
New Haven.
Schnelker Henry H., elk N. Schuckman, New
Haven.
Schnelker Herman, (Hall, Schnelker & Co.,)
New Haven.
Schnelker Hiram, land owner, New Haven.
Schnelker J. B., mason, New Haven.
Schnelker Reinhart, farmer. New Haven.
Schnitker August, (Schnitker & Miller,) New
Haven.
Schnitker Charles, wks J. Begue & Co., New
Haven.
Schnitker & Miller, (August Schnitker and
Zachariah Miller,) harnessmakers. New
Haven.
Schoerpf John, general store and postmaster,
Hamilton, Leo P. 0.
Schoeipff Casper, Fort Wayne.
Scliokel Joseph, cooper, New Haven.
Schomelee Frederick, farmer. Root.
Schomp David, Jr., (Rhoades & Schomp,)
Perry.
Schomp David, Sen., land owner, Perry.
Schomp W. W., land owner. Perry.
Schoonover W. H., land owner, Little River.
Schrader William, farmer. Root.
Schraeder Frederick, Fort Wayne.
Schrantz Edward A., land owner. Fort
Wayne.
Schrimne George, farmer, Fort Wayne.
Schroeder Henry, Fort Wayne.
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Schrooler John, farmer, Root.
Schuckman John, farmer, Fort Wayne.
SCnUCKMAN NICHOLAS, groceries, dry
goods, clothing, etc., New Haven
Schust Andrew, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Schwager Peter, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Schwanz Conrad, carpenter. New Haven.
Schwanz Matthias, carpenter, New^Iaven.
Schwartz Henry, Jr., farmer, Fort Wayne.
Schwartz Henry, Sen., lana owner, Fort
Wayne.
Schwen Conrad, landowner, Fort Wayne.
Scott David, farmer, Woodburn.
Sv'ott David, land owner, Zanesville.
Scott George, farmer, Fort Wayne.
Scott George, laud owner, Zanesville.
Scott George A., farmer and land owner,
Fort, Wayne.
Scott John, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Scott Leoiiidas, farmer. Root.
Scott S;imuel, farmer, Monroevilie.
Scott William, land owner, Zanesville.
Scott Wiiiiam, land owner and carpenter,
Zanesville,
Scovel Hiram, land owner, Woodburn.
Seaboult G., land owner, Zanesville.
Seaboult George, land owner, Zanesville.
Seaboult Jacob, land owner, Zanesville.
Seaboult John, land owner, Zanesville.
Sechler J. D., grocery, Huntertown, Perry
P. 0.
SEBRING GEORGE F., traveling agt, New
Haven
Sebring Jacob, land owner, Areola.
Sebolt Adam, land owner. Areola.
Sebolt Adam, Sen., farmer, Areola.
Sebolt Barney, laud owner, Areola.
Sebolt C. G^, land owner. Little River.
Sebolt Casper, land owner. Areola.
Seibert Samuel, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Seigle Richard, farmer and laud owner, Mon-
roevilie.
Seler Minrod, land owner, Foit Wayne.
Selgamar Louis, lab. Fort Wayne.
Sellear Frank, Fort Wayne.
Sellear John, Fort Wayne.
Sellers Amos, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Sellers J. A., miller, Perry.
Selzbranner Godfrey, land owner, New Haven
Sepiey George A., lab, Fort Wayne.
Sessman David, land owner. Areola.
Sessraan James, lab. Areola.
Sessman William, carpenter. Areola.
Shadle Daniel, land owner. Little River.
Shae Patrick, farmer, New Haven.
Shafer Frederick, farmer, Harlan.
Shafer George, land owner. Little River.
Shafer Washington, land owner. Hall's Cor-
ners.
Shaffer Amasa, (Shaffer & Youngker,) Mon-
roevilie.
Shaffer Charles, Fort Waynfe.
Shaffer Christian, Fort Wayne.
Shaffer Frederick, farmer, Leo.
Shaffer Jabez Rev., Monroevilie.
Shaffer James, farmer and land owner, Mon-
roevilie.
Shaffer John, carpenter, Perry.
Shaffer John, general store and post master,
Hall's Corners.
Shaffer Juhn, land owner, Monroevilie.
Shaffer William, Fort Wayne.
Shaffer Wiiiiam, land owner, Monroevilie.
Shaffer William, Jr., Fort Wavne.
SHAFFER & YOUNGKER, (Amasa Shaffer
and Joseph L. Younker,) general store.
Main St., Monroevilie.
Shaler John, land owner. Fort Wavne.
Shambough Daniel, carpenter and land owner,
Leo.
Shannon Boyd, general store and justice of
the peace, Hamilton, Leo P. 0.
Shannon C. F.. Fort Wayne.
Shane John R., land owner, Fort Wayne.
Sharpenbug Henry, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Shasaell John, Fort Wayne-
Shassell Peter, Fort Wayne.
Shassell William, Fort Wayne.
Shaughnessey John, land owner, New Haven.
Shaughnessey Martin, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry.,
Fort Wayne.
Shaughnessey Thomas, farmer. Little River.
Shaughnessey William, lab P. Ft. W. & C.
Ry., Fort Wayne.
Shea Cornelius, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., Fort
Wayne.
Shea Timothy, Fort Wayne.
Sheafer William, farmer, Fort Wayne.
Shearer Jacob, land owner, Little River.
Shearer L., farmer, Root.
Shearer Philip, landowner, Little River.
Shechan D., Jr., farmer, Monroevilie.
Sheehan James, land owner, Monroevilie.
Sheehan John, farmer and land owner, Mon-
roevilie.
Sheehan William, farmer and laud owner,
Munroeville.
Shell Frank V. V.,
lawyer, notary public, ins. agt, real es-
tate and collecting agt, cor Main and
South sts, Monroevilie.
Shell George W., land owner. Hall's Corners.
Shell Jacob H., (Shell & Baker,) Monroevilie.
Shell Philip, landowner. Hall's Corners.
Shell Samuel, Monroevilie.
Shell & Baker (Jacob H. Shell and Michael L.
Baker,) grocers and saloon keepers, cor
South and Main sts, Monroevilie.
Shellner George, shoemkr. Perry.
Shelton Martin, Fort Wayne.
Shempeck Daniel, land owner, Leo.
Shephard Levi H., farmer. Maples.
Shepherd Daniel, foreman Edgerton & Co.
Woodburn.
Shepherd Richard, Stave cutter Edgerton &
Co., Woodburn.
Shepherd R. M., lab, Leo.
Sheppard A. P., Fort Wayne.
Sherden Andrew, laud owner. Fort Wayne.
Sheridan James, land owner, New Haven.
Sherman Dedrick, land owner. Root.
Sherman Dedrick, Jr., farmer. Root.
Sherman Frederick, land owner. Root.
Sherman John, farmer, New ILiven.
Sherman Stuart, farmer, New Haven.
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ROOT & CO., 90 Columbia St., keep a large stock of Cloakings, Cloths,
264 SHE ALLEN CO. DIRECTORY. SMI
Sherman W. H., Monroevllle.
Sheveistine George, farmer, Root.
Shibler Samuel, Chamberlain.
Shick George, Fort Wayne.
Shier Christian, farmer. Maples.
Shields William, lah, Harlan.
Shiman Christopher, farmer. Maples.
Shiman William, farmer. Maples.
Shimp Richard, land owner, Leo.
Shirley Edwin, wks J. McKendry & Co., New
Haven.
Shirley Robert B., land owner, Woodburn.
Shirley William J , land owner, Woodburn.
Shive Chester, land owner. Little River.
Shive John, landowner. Little River.
Shive Joseph, land owner, Little River.
Shire Peter, farmer. Perry,
Rhoaff Jacob, farmer, Root.
Shoaff D. M., land owner, Perry.
ShoafF James B., land owner, Perry.
Shoaff Jeremiah, land owner, Perry.
Shoaff John, farmer. Perry.
Shoaff Samuel, lab, Perry.
Shoaff William, land owner. Perry.
Shoere George, farmer, New Haven.
Shofter August, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Shogle Joseph, cooper J. Begue & Co., New
Haven.
Shonegee Martin, lab. Areola.
Shoneyness William, lab. Areola.
Shook Philip, land owner. Root.
ShookniMi Jacob, wks Fitch & Mapel, Ma-
ples.
Shookman John, land owner, Monroeville.
Shookman John, land owner, Monroeville.
Shookman Philip, land owner, Monroeville.
Shopman Dedrick, farmer. Maples.
Shopman William, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Shorden David, lab, Fort Wayne.
Shorden George, farmer, Fort Wayne.
Shorden Stephen, farmer, Fort Wayne.
Shott John, land owner. Chamberlain.
Shouk Henry, Fort Wayne.
Shoup Nathaniel, land owner, Zanesville.
Shour Michael, land owner, Leo.
Shrader Henry, farmer, Root.
Shrimer Charles, land owner, Chamberlain.
Shriver William M., land owner. Fort Wayne
Shroeder Frederick, land owner. Root.
Shryoek Samuel, Fort Wayne.
Shuler John, lab. Fort Wayne.
Shuler Lorenzo, farmer, Fort Wayne.
Shuler William, lab, Fort Wayne.
Shultz Christopher, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Shup George, farmer. Root.
Shurtys W. H., land owner, Litchfield.
Shutt Daniel, land owner, Harlan.
Shutt George, land owner, Spencerville P. 0.
DeKalb Co.
Shutt Jacob, land owner, Spencerville, De-
Kalb Co.
Siebold David, Fort Wayne.
Siebrinn; Small, Fort Wayne.
Sieus Louis, farmer. Areola.
Sievers Henry, wks McKendry's stave factory,
New Haven. ;
Sikep Valentine, farmer, Litchfield.
Silking Conrad, farmer. Maples.
Silvers Henry, cooper J. McKendry & Co.,
New Haven.
Silvers Jacob, landowner, Zanesville.
Silvers John, land owner, Zanesville.
Simmons Francis, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Simmotis James, saw mill. Fort Wayne.
Simmons Joseph, farmer. New Haven.
Simon G«orge, land owner. Perry.
Simon Solomon, laud owner. Perry.
Simons J., farmer, Monroeville.
Simonton James, land owner, Zanesville.
Simonton Hiram, land owner. Perry.
Simpson James, farmer, Woodburn.
Sinell S., land owner. Areola.
Sines William W., land owner. Fort Wayne.
Sinram Frederii'k, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Sipes Seth M., farmer. Perry.
Sipes Isaiah W., farmer. Perry.
Sites Emery, farmer, Roanoke.
Sites J., (Sites & Meyer,) Zanesville.
Sites Malachi, land owner, Zanesville.
Sitzman Peter, farmer, Fort Wayne.
Sites & Meyers, (J. Sites and Meyers,)
saw mill proprs, Zanesville.
Skellinger Sylvester, general store, Maysville,
Harlan P 0.
Skimmer Jonas, land owijcr, Harlan.
Slade James H. Rev., pastor M. E. Church,
Harlan.
Slack Benjamin C, miller and engineer Mon-
roeville Mills, Monroeville.
Slagel John, farmer. New Haven.
Slattery M., farmer, Monroeville.
Sleramer George, farmer and land owner,
Monroeville.
Sloffer Aaron, Jr., land owner, Perry.
Sloffer Aaron, Sr., land owner, Perry.
Small John, land owner. Root.
Small John, shoemaker D. Glassmire, New
Haven
Small P., Jr., school teacher. New Haven.
Small Perrinton, land owner. New Haven.
Small Robert, land owner. Root.
Smalts George, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Smalts John, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Smead John M., land owner, Fort Wayne.
Smead Thomas H., lab. Fort Wayne.
Smith A. J., farmer, Leo.
Smith A. J., farmer, Litchfield.
Smith Albert, blksmith, Monroeville.
Smith Alonzo D., land owner, Litchfield.
Smith Anthony, farmer, Fort Wayne.
Smith Arnold, land owner, Monroeville.
Smith Carl, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Smith Charles H., land owner and trustee.
New Haven.
Smith Cyrus, farmer. New Haven.
Smith Daniel, Fort Wayne.
Smith Daniel D., farmer, Areola.
Smith David, Leo.
Smith David, laud owner, Monroeville.
Smith David P., farmer, New Haven.
Smith E. B., farmer, Monroeville.
Smith Ellis, lab, Areola.
Smith Elisha, land owner, Litchfield.
Smith Ely, lab, Litchfield.
Smith Ermin, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Smith Finley, land owner. Little River.
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Smith Forrest, farmer, New Haven.
Smith Francis, farmer. New Haven.
Smith Franklin, farmer, Perry.
Smith G. M., speculator, Litchfield
Smith George, land owner. Root.
Smith Henry, farmer, New Haven.
Smith Henry, farmer, Root.
Smith J. J , farmer, Zanesville.
Smith J. W. T., land owner, Zanesville.
Smith Jacob, farmer. New Haven.
Smith Jacob, land owner, Little River.
Smith James, farmer, Arcol i.
Smith James, land owner, Zanesville.
Smith James H., farmer, Areola.
Smith James Jr., farmer, Zanesville.
Smith Jeremiah, lab, Areola.
Smith Jeremiah, lab, Litchfield.
Smith Jeremiah, land owner. Root.
Smith John, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Smith John, land owner. Maples.
Smitli John, land owner. Root.
Smith John, land owner, Zanesville.
Smith John, wks J. McKendry k Co., New
Haven.
Smith John M., land owner, Monroeville.
Smith JohnW., farmer. Fort Wayne.
Smith Joseph, estate of, Woodburn.
Smith Joseph, farmer. New Haven.
Smith Josiah, farmer. Perry.
Smith Kelly, land owner, Harlan.
Smith Lewis, Areola.
Smitii Michael, land owner, Areola.
Smith Nathan, land owner, Litchfield.
Smith Peter, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Smith Peter S., Fort Wayne.
Smitli Robert, land owner, Litchfield.
Smith Samuel, farmer. New Haven.
Smith Samuel, farmer, Perry.
Smith Samuel, land owner. Little River.
Smith Tliomas, farmer, Fort Wayne.
Smith W. B., Fort Wayne.
Smith Williuin, farmer. Root.
Smith Willi .m, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Smith Williain, Jr., farmer. New Haven.
Smith Williani, Sr., farmer. New Haven.
Smith William V., land owner, Perry.
Smith William W., farmer, Harlan.
Smithey Enos, carpenter. Root.
Smithey George, farmer. Root.
Smithley George, land owner. Perry.
Smithley William, lab, Fort Wayne.
Snellenberger C, wks Baker & Co., Monroe
ville.
Snerley Jacob, land owner, Zanesville.
I Snider Alfred, farmer, Maples.
Snider Frederick, land owner, Areola.
Snider George, land owner, Miiples.
[ Snider Jacob, farmer. Little River.
Snider James, land owner, Maples.
Snider John H., farmer. New Haven.
Snider Samuel, land owner, Little Uivrr.
Sniters Charles, land owner, Zanesville.
Suiters Daniel, farmer, Zanesville.
Sniters Jacob, farmer, Zanesville.
Snyder Anthony, land owner, Harlan.
Snyder C, land owner, Perry.
Snyder Christian, land owner. Areola.
Snyder Daniel, landowner, Chamberlan
Snyder Feltan, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Snyder Frederick, farmer, Harlan.
Snyder George, fanner, Harlan.
Snyder George, land owner. Areola.
Snyder Goorge R., farmer. Fort Wayne.
Snyder Henry, farmer, Harlan.
Snyder Henry, land owner, Leo.
Snyder Henry, land owner. Root.
Snyder Jacob, land owner, Harlan.
Snyder Jacob M , land owner, Harlan.
Snyder John, farmer Fort Wayne.
Snyder John, farmer, Fort Wayne.
Snyder John, land owner. Root.
Snyder John, Sr., land owner. Fort Wayne.
Snyder John W., landowner. Root.
Snvder Lewis, lab. Fort Wayne.
Snyder Louis, (Deventer & Snyder,) Hamil
ton, Leo P. 0.
Snyder Philip, land owner. Root.
Snyder S. W., (Monesmith & Snyder,) Root.
Snyder Saffra, land owner, Harlan.
Snyder Simon, farmer, Fort Wayne.
Snyder Solomon, land owner. Root.
Snvder William, blacksmith, Leo.
Soien John, land owner. Areola.
Solga Conrad, farmer. Fort Wayne.^
Somers Henry, farmer, Little River.
Somers Noah, farmer. Little River.
Somers Theodore, cooper. Little River.
Sommers Andrew, land owner. Root.
Sommers Harrison, farmer. Root.
Sommers Williain, land owner, Root.
Sordelet Arson, land owner. Perry.
Sordelet Augustus, farmer. Perry.
Sordelet P. J., farmer. Perry.
Sordilett Peter, land owner, St. Vincent.
Sordlet Jacob, firmer. New Haven.
Sordlet Louis, farmer. New Haven.
Sordlit Nicholas, farmer. New Haven.
Sorg George, landowner, Root.
Sorg George, Jr., land owner. Root.
Sorg Henry, farmer. Root. >
Sorg Joseph, land owner, Root.
Sorg Joseph, Jr., land owner, Root.
Sorg Michael, farmer. Root.
Sorg Peter, land owner. Root.
Sorg Theodore, farmer. Root. j
Sork Henry, farmer. Root.
Sork Jacob, farmer. Root.
Souder Jacob, land owner, Leo.
Soule John, farmer, Leo.
Sourf F., farmer. Root.
Souser John 0., land owner, Chamberlain.
Sovent Frederick, Fort Wayne.
Sovent Philip, Fort Wayne.
Sovine Eugene, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Sovine George, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Sowder Christian, Hall's Corners.
S.)wder Jo.sepli, Hall's Corners.
Sower John, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Sowers ilenry, faimer. Areola.
Sowers Martin, land owner. Hall's Corners.
Spanburg Jacob R., land owner, Perry.
Spangler Ephraim, Fort Wayne.
Sprangler George, Fort Wayne.
Specman William, wagonnikr. Perry.
Spelt Thomas, shoemkr. Fort Wayne.
Spencer Benjamin, land owner. Perry.
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Spencer John, land owner, Monroeville.
Spencer Perry, land owner. Hall's Corners
Spencer Seth, farmer, Hall's Corners.
Spere W., farmer, Monroeville.
Spereisen Joseph, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Spindler John, land owner. Chamberlain.
Spindler Martin, Fort Wayne.
Spindler Peter, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Spindler Wilson S., farmer. Chamberlain.
Spice John Jr., Litchfield.
Spice John, Sen., Litchfield.
Spitler Elias, farmer, Leo.
Spitler Elias, lab, Leo.
Spitler Henry, farmer, Leo.
Spitler Henry, land owner, Leo.
Spitler William, land owner. Hall's Corners.
Spitz George, wagonmkr and land owner,
Fort Wayne.
Spitz Michael, wagonmkr and land owner.
Fort Wayne.
Spooler J. W., farmer and land owner, Mon-
roeville.
Sprague Leroy, farmer, Chamberlain.
Sprague U. B., farmer. Maples.
Sprang Christian, farmer. Little River.
Sprang J. F , land owner. Little River.
Sprang Philip G., farmer. Little River.
Sprankle John, land owner. Fort Wayno.
Spratt William, physician and surgeon, Ham-
ilton, Leo P. 0.
Spraw Edmund, Fort Wayne.
Spriner Jacob, farmer. Areola.
Springer Daniel, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Springer J. M., tailor, Little River.
Squires Lafayette, farmer. Hall's Corners.
Squires Piatt, farmer, Hall's Corners.
Stager Joseph, Fort Wayne.
Stahl Samuel, farmer. Fort Wayue.
Stabler George, Fort Wayne.
Stall G., land owner. Areola.
Stalte Adolph, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Stanford James, lab. Fort Wayne.
Stapleton Joshua, land owner, New Haven.
Starks Joseph, land owner, Woodburu.
Starr Charles, lab. Hall's Corners.
Starr Gilbeit, land owner, Harlau.
Starrett Samuel, farmer, Harlan.
Stantcliff J. M., Fort Wayne.
STRASS MORRIS, post master and dealer
in dry goods, clothing, groceries, crock-
ery ware provisions &c., South st, Mon-
roeville.
Staufifer Absalom, land owner. Chamberlain.
Stauifer William H., carpenter and land own-
er. Chamberlain.
Steel David, land owner, Leo.
Steel Jacob, farmer. New Haven.
Steel John, lab, Leo.
Steel Martin, farmer. New Haven.
Steele James M., (Dunham & Steele,) Mon-
roeville.
Stegall Andrew J., Chamberlain.
Stein John, Fort Wayne.
Stein Peter, Fort Wayne.
Steinman Adam, Fort Wayne.
Stelhorn Henry, farmer. New Haven.
Stephens Henry, farmer, Zanesville.
Stephens James, farmer, Zanesville.
Stephens John, land owner, Zanesville.
Stodhens Samuel, farmer, Zanesville.
Stephen Thomas, general store, Cuba, Harlan,
P.O.
Stephenson John D., farmer and land owner,
Monroeville.
Sterlin Alexander, land owner. Perry.
Sterlin Jackson, land owner, Perry.
Sterlin James, land owner. Perry.
Sterling Stephens, land owner, Monroeville.
Sterling William R., land owner. Areola.
Sternberg Pencil, farmer. New Haven.
Sternberg William, farmer, New Haven.
Stese William, farmor, Fort Wayue.
Steupe Lewis, lab. Fort Wayne.
Steward Stacey, farmer. New Haven.
Stewart Alexander, grocery and saloon, Ha-
milton, Leo, P. 0.
Stewart Jacob, wks Gothe & Co., New Haven.
Stewart William, Fort Wayne.
Stewart William, lab, Woodburn.
Stillborn Dedrick, farmer. New Uaveu.
Siillhorn Frederick, Fort W.iyne.
Stilson Amat, wks Hall, Schnelker & Co.,
New Haven.
Stilson Daniel, wks Hall, Schnelker & Co.,
New Haven.
Stilson David, lawyer, New Haven.
Stilts John, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Stilts William, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Stiltz George, farmer. New Haven.
Stineacker August, Fort Wayne.
Stineacker Edward, Foft Wayne.
Steinbaugh Michael, land owner. Little
River.
Stinow John, farmer. Root.
Stirk Samuel W , farmer. Fort Wayne.
Stirk William, land owner and carpenter,
Fort Wayne..
Strilen William C, land owner, St. Vincent.
Stiver Henry, land owner. Hall's Corners.
Stiver Jacob, land owner. Hall's Corners.
Stiver William, land owner. Hall's Corners.
Stock George, Fort Wayne.
Stocks William, wks J. McKendry & Co.,
New Haven.
Stoldcr Peter, farmer, Monroeville.
Stoll Conrad, Fort Wayne.
Stoll Daniel, land owner, Harlan.
Stoll Henry, Fort Wayne.
Stoll Jacob, land owner, Leo.
Stoll .John, farmer, Chamberlain.
Stoll Peter, land owner, Leo.
Stone Anson, land owner. Hall's Corners.
Stone Thadeus B., landowner. Chamberlain.
Stoneman P. M., farmer and land owner,
Monroeville.
Stoner Henry, (Stoner, Miller & Co.,) Cedar-
ville, Leo, P. 0.
Stoner John, (Stoner, Miller & Co.,) Cedar-
ville, Leo, P. 0.
Stoner, Miller & Co., (John and Henry Stoner,
and Jeremiah Miller, saw and flour mills,
Cedarville, Leo, P. 0.
Stoots Joseph, New Haven.
Stopher John, wagonmkr, Maysville, Harlan.
Stopher Joseph D., wks saw mill, Harlan.
Stophlet Frank, Fort Wayne.
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Stroke Frederick, Fort W aj'ne.
Stouder Hai vey F", farmer, Fort Wayne.
Stoudor Simeon W., land owner and Justice
of the Peace, Fort Wayne.
Stoudor Solomon B., land owner, Fort
Wayne.
Stout George, farmer and land owner, Mon-
roeville.
Stover John, land owner, Leo.
Stranger Henry, Fort Wayne.
Strasburn William, Fort Wayne.
Strass Jacob, elk M. Strass, Monroevillc
Strass M., merchant, Monroeville.
Strasser Robert, Fort Wayne.
Strater Isaac, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Strater John, land owner. Perry.
Strock Charles, Fort Wayne.
Strock Henry, farmer, New Haven.
Strong Jesse R., (Baker & Co.,) Monroeville.
Strong William P., land owner, Perry.
Stuckey Jacob, land owner, Leo.
Studacker John, Fort Wayne.
Stump John, land owner, Roanoke.
Stump Samuel, land owner, Roanoke.
Sturgeon A. F., farmer, Root.
Sturm Jacob, farmer, Fort Wayne.
Stwick William, Jr., farmer, Leo.
Sullivan J. E., land owner, Perry.
Sullivan Michael, wks T. W. & W. Ry., New
Haven.
Sullivan Patrick, wks J. Begue & Co., New
Haven.
Sullivan Peter, land owner, Leo.
Summer Frederick, Fort Wayne.
Summers Ambrose, land owner, Perry
Summers Charles, farmer, Zanesville.
Summers Christian, farmer, Harlan.
Summers David, farmer, Zanesville.
Summers Frederick, land owner, Zanesville.
Summers Jacob, land owner, Harlan.
Snmmers Richard, land owner, Leo.
Sunderland Benjamin, land owner. Ft. Wayne.
Sunderland John W., land owner. Ft. Wayne.
Sunderland Joseph R., land owner, Fort
Wayne.
Sunderland Peter, land owner, Litchfield.
Surface John, land owner. Perry.
Surface Stephen, farmer, Perry.
Surgarts William landowner, New Haven.
Suttenfield A. M., farmer, New Haven.
Swadner Jacob, farmer, Spencerville, De-
Kalb Coonty.
Swadner Jacob, Jr., farmer, Hall's Corners.
Swagart Samuel, land owner, Zanesville.
Swager Peter, Fort Wayne.
Swan Robert, wks Hall, Schnelker & Co.,
New Haven.
Swan Scott, land owner, Chamberlain.
Swank Christian, farmer, Little River.
Swank Daniel, land owner, Little River.
Swank Thomas, land owner, Little River.
Swa!itz & Bro., carpenters, New Haven.
Swarlin Alexis, farmer, Maples.
Swartz Adam, Fort Wayne.
Swartz Charles, Fort Wayne.
Swartz G. W., farmer and land owner. Fort
Wayne.
Swartz George, Fort Wayne.
Swartz I., farmer and land owner. Ft. Wayne.
Swartz J. B., carpenter, Perry.
Swartz Jacob, land owner, Leo.
Swartz John, farmer and land owner Mon-
roeville.
Swartz John, land owner, Chamberlain.
Swartz Joseph, land owner, Chamberlain.
Swartz Joseph, land owner, Leo.
Swartz Joseph, land owner, Leo.
Sweaney Jacob, carpenter, Monroeville.
Sweeney Joscjjh, farmer. New Haven.
Sweeney Thomas W., Fort Wayne.
Sweet Benjamin, faimer Root.
Sweet Charles, farmer. Root.
Sweet Francis, land owner and carpenter,
Areola.
Sweet G. B., land owner, Harlan.
Sweet Joseph N., land owner, Woodburn.
Sweet Joshua, lab. Fort Wayne.
Sweet William, cooper, Root.
Swift Alpheus, (Swift & Bro.,) Monroeville.
Swift & 13ro,, (Alpheus and Bayless,) proprs
Monroeville Mills, Monroeville.
Swlnehart David, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Swinehart George, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Swinehart William, farmer, Fort Wayne.
Swisher J. M. farmer, Harlan.
Swisher Saul, lab, Woodburn.
Switesor Benjamin, lab, Perry.
''PAGDE James, land owner, Litchfield.
i_ Tait James L., lab, Fort Wayne.
Tam Silas, Sr., Fort Wayne.
Tanny David, shoemaker, Areola.
Tarr P. S., faimer, New Haven.
Taylor Arthur M., farmer, Fort Wayne.
Taylor Geogre, wks Ralya & Robertson, Mon-
roeville.
Taylor J. M., farmer and land owner, Monroe-
ville.
Taylor J. M., land owner, Perry.
Taylor Jacob, farmer, Harlan.
Taylor Jacob, farmer, Monroeville.
Taylor James, farmer, Woodburn.
Tavlor James W., Fort Wayne.
TAYLOR JOSEPH E., propr New Haven
Hotel, New Haven.
Taylor R. S., Fort Wayne.
Taylor Thomas, land owner. Perry.
Taylor Uri, farmer, Woodburn.
Taylor W. J., Fort Wayne.
Taylor William, land owner, Woodburn.
Tebo Francis, farmer, St. Vincent.
Telford William G., land owner, Fort Wayne
Teple John, lab, Perry.
Teram Andrew, land owner, Leo.
Ternna Frank, land owner. New Haven.
Terry Carmin, lab. Fort Wayne.
Thaclier Ephriam, farmer, Fort Wayne.
Thair George F , farmer, Harlan.
Tharp George, farmer, Monroeville.
Thatcher James, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Thatcher Theodore, farmer, Fort Wayne.
Theal Gilbert, shoemaker, Hamilton, Leo
P.O.
Theele Conrad, land owner, Little River.
Thele Frederick, Fort AVayne.
Thele Henry, larmer. New Haven
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New Haven.
Thierne Theodore, wks Hall, Schnelker & Co.,
New Haven.
Thimler John, land owner. Chamberlain.
Thomas Calvin, land owner and post master,
Litchfield.
Thomas David, school teacher, Leo.
Thomas Haslett, Sr., land owner, Fort Wayne
Thomas Isaiic W., land owner, Woodburn.
Thomas J. M., Fort Wayne.
Thomas James, physician and surgeon. New
Haven.
Thomas John, Fort Wayne.
Thomas John, land owner, Harlan.
Thomas Jonathan, preacher. Perry.
Thomas Joseph, farmer, Chamberlain.
Thomas L., plasterer, Leo.
Thomas Michael, land owner, Leo.
Thomas WiJHam, farmer, Harlan.
Thomas William, lab, Leo.
Thompson Byron S., Fort Wayne.
Thompson Dallas W., farmer, Perry.
THOMPSON EDWIN T., station agent P. Ft.
W. & C. Ry. ; also, agent American Ex-
press, and telegraph operator, Monroe-
ville.
Thompson J. 0., land owner and carpenter,
Roanoke.
Thompson James, farmer, Maples.
Thomp.son James, land owner. Root.
Thompson James, wks Baker & Co., Monroe-
ville.
Thompson Jeremiah, Fort Wayne.
Thompson John, wks Ralya & Robertson, Mon-
roeville.
Thompson John A„ wks Hall, Schnelker &
Co., New Haven.
Thompson Milo, wks Hall, Schnelker & Co.,
New Haven.
THOMPSON MILTON, post master and ins
agt, New Haven.
Thompson Moses W., farmer, Perry.
Thompson Myron, wks J. McKendry & Co.,
New Haven.
Thompson Riley, lab, Leo.
Thompson William, land owner, Leo.
Thornton S. A., land owner. Perry.
Thorp George F., carpenter, Maysville, Harlan
P. 0. .
Thorp H. D., land owner, Harlan
Thorp William W., lab, Harlan.
Thumb Jacob, miller and farmer. Blooming-
dale.
Thurber Mark, land owner. Little River.
Tiabald Dedrick, Fort Wayne.
Tibbett Bernard, farmer. New Haven.
Tibbett Herman, land owner. New Haven.
Tilberry Harrison, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Tilberry James, land owner, Root.
Tilberry James E., constable and land owner.
Fort Wayne.
Tilbery John, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Tilberry Marcus, farmer and brickmkr. New
Haven.
Tilberry Nahan, wks Hall, Schnelker & Co.,
New Haven.
Tilberry Nathan, farmer. Fort Wayne. ^.ciucu.oo v.^^.^^, ..■».>, „ ajx.c.
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Tilberry Wayne, farmer. Root.
Tilden T. W., land owner. Perry.
Tilker Conrad, Fort Wayne.
Tilker Henry, Fort Wayne.
Tillman John, land owner. Maples.
Tilton Josiah, Fort Wayne.
Timbrook John, (Fox, Timbrook & Co.,) Mays-
ville, Harlan P. 0.
Timbrook William, land owner, Spencerville,
DeKalb Co.
Timme Henry, carpenter. New Haven.
Timme Joseph, farmer, New Haven.
Timme Theodore, lab. New Haven.
Timmerman H. A., lab, Leo.
Timmy Barney, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Tindoll 0., land owner, Leo.
Tinkham Benjamin F., boatman, New Haven,
Tinkham John P., gardener, New Hi.ven.
Tiseran John, lab; New Haven.
Tiseran Louis, brickmkr, New Haven.
Tisram Joseph, wks J. Begue & Co., New
Haven.
TobyHeman, land owner. Little River.
Todd A. B., land owner, Monroeville.
Todd Eli, farmer. Maples.
Todd James, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Todd Jesse, land owner, Monroeville.
Todd Jesse W., land owner, Monroeville.
Todd John W., land owner, Monroeville.
Todd Martin, lab, Monroeville.
Todd Martin V., lab, Monroeville.
Todd T. J., farmer and land owner, Monroe-
ville.
Tolson Benjamin, Fort Wayne.
Tourney Gabriel, laud owner. Perry.
Tournev Michael, section foreman repairs P.
Ft." W. & C. Ry., Fort Wayne.
Tournier Adolphe, gardener, Fort Wayne.
Townsend George, land owner, New Haven.
Townsend J. M., Fort Wayne.
Townsend Peter, farmer and carpenter, Maples.
Tracey Lucas, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., Fort
Wayne.
Tracy Christopher, farmer. Perry.
Tracy Elias, lab. Perry.
Tracy Joseph, lab, Areola.
Tracy William, lab. Areola.
Trainer John, carriagemkr, Roanoke, Hunt-
ington Co.
Trainer John, land owner, Roanoke, Hunting-
ton Co.
Trainer R. S., farmer, Roanoke, Huntington
I County.
! Trainer Robert, farmer, Roanoke, Huntington
i County.
I Trainer William, land owner, Roanoke, Hunt-
' ington Co.
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HARTFORD, F. V. V. Shell, agt, Mon-
roeville.
Treaset Sebastian, farmer. Little River.
Treer John, Fort Wayne.
Trees George, land owner, Leo.
Trees Henry, land owner, Leo.
Trees William, land owner, Leo.
Treevy J J., land owner, Little River.
Treibelbiss George, Fort Wayne.
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Trick John, land owner, Little River.
Trien Francis, land owner, Areola.
Trien Jacob, farmer, Areola.
Trimmer Jneob, farmer. Chamberlain.
Tring W. H. D., farmer. Fort Wayne.
Tromater Lyons, farmer. New Haven.
Troutman George, land owner, Root.
Troutman Henry, land owner. Root.
Troutman Peter, farmer. Root.
Troutner Ezekiel, Fort Wayne.
Troumer John, farmer. New Haven.
True H. T., dry goods. Root.
Truitt Thomas W., Fort Wayne.
Tiumball Jacob, lab, Fort Wayne.
Tubbs Charles, engineer J. Begue & Co ,
New Haven.
Tucker Abner, land owner. Perry.
Tucker Francis, land owner. Perry.
Tucker George, farmer. Perry.
Tucker Isaac, farmer, Perrv.
Tucker Jacob, farmer, Peiry.
Tucker James, millwright, Perry.
Tucker John, lab, Perry.
Tucker Thomas, land owner. Perry.
Tucker Thomas, Sen., laud owner, Perry.
Tunkle Henry. Leo.
Turner Asa, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Turner Enoch, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Turner H. K., land owner. Root.
Turner James, carpenter. Fort Wayne.
Turner Jolm, farmer, Fort Wayne.
Turner Samuel, farmer, Monroeville.
Turner William N., farmer. Root.
Tusteson Cyrus, land owner. New Haven.
Tusteson Nelson, land owner. New Haven.
Tyler A. G., land owner, Litchfield.
Tyler Timothy, lab, Litchfield.
UBELE Christian, land owner, Fort
Wayne.
Uhlinger Charles, Fort Wayne.
Ulberts George, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Ulery John, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Ulery Levi, land owner. Root.
Ulmer Christopher, farmer. New Haven.
Umbaugh G. W., farmer and land owner,
Monroeville.
Umphrey Joseph, lab. Fort Wayne.
Unger A. F., land owner. Little River.
Unger Ernest, farmer. New Haven.
Ungerer Michael, cooper J. Begue & Co.,
New Haven.
United States Express Co., Wm, M. Bell,
agt. New Haven.
Updegraff John E., farmer, Leo.
Updegriff Thomas, land owner, Woodburn.
Urbine Cashmire, land owner, Maples.
Urbine Joseph, Jr., land owner, Perry.
VALENTINE Jackson, land owner. Perry.
Valentine John, land owner. Perry.
Valaquet Peter, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Valea Lewis, lab, Harlan.
Van Allen J. H., lab. New Haven.
Vanbuskirk James, farmer, Monroeville.
Van Buskirk Joseph, farmer and land owner,
Monroeville.
Van Camp James, farmer, Leo.
Vanderbush A., Fort Wayne.
Vandewater A., land owner, Areola.
Vandewater George, land owner. Areola.
Vandejvater M., lab, Areola.
Vandolah Benjamin, farmer. Perry.
Vandolah Joseph, land owner. Perry.
Vandolah Thomas, farmer. Perry.
Vandrau Jacob, land owner. New Haven.
Vanduzen George, lab, Leo.
Van Hoosen Nathaniel, land owner. Fort
Wayne.
Van Horn a. J., patent right agt, Monroe-
ville.
Van Horn George, land owner. New Haven.
Van Horn William, farmer, Monroeville.
Vanhorn William, hnid owner. Root.
Vanosdale Benjamin, farmer and land owner,
Monroeville.
Vanurder Henry, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Vanurder William, carpenter, Woodburn.
Vanzile Abraham, land owner, Leo.
Vanziie Ezra, land owner, Leo.
Vanzile John, land owner, Leo.
Vanziles Daniel, land owner. Perry.
Vanziles Thomas, tanner, Perr}'.
Vaughn James M., land owner. Fort Wayne.
Vaughn Martin, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Vaughn Willard, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Vaschon Z., land owner, Liitle River.
Vegalis Jacob, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Veilman Joseph, farmer. Perry.
"Venander Peter, carpenter, Leo.
Verea John, farmer. New Haven.
Verline Henry, Fort Wayne.
Vibarg Conrad H., land owner, Leo.
Vibarg Harmon, land owner, Leo.
Vibarg R. L., far.ner, Leo.
Vilinian Rudolph, farmer. Maples.
Viliman Ulrich, farmer. Maples.
Vining Isaac, lab. Fort Wayne.
Vining James W., land owner. Fort Wayne.
Vining John, lab. Fort Wayne.
Violand Joseph, farmer. Maples.
Vodde Chrisiian, farmer. New Haven.
Vodde William, farmer, New Haven.
Vogle Philip, land owner, Perrv.
Voinant Constant, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Volkert Frederick, farmer. Hall's Corners.
Vonderley George, farmer, Monroevdle.
Vonderley George J., farmer, Monroeville.
Voorse John G., land owner. Fort Wayne.
Vordermark Ernest, land owner. Fort Wayne
Vorel Florence, farmer, Monroeville.
Vorel Jule, farmer, Monroeville.
Vorel Lewis, farmer, Monroeville.
Votrey Peter, lab, New Haven.
WAGERMAN Frederick, laborer. Fort
Wayne.
Wagerman John, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Waggoner L. S., land owner, Monroeville.
Wagner George, farmer, Fort Wayne.
Wagner Martin, land owner, Little River.
Wagner Peter, Fort Wayne.
Wagner Theodore, Fort Wayne.
Waid G. G., land owner, Zanesvllle.
Wainwright Babel, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Van Camp, Daniel, farmer, Leo.
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Wait G. W., farmer, Perry.
Wait George W., shoemaker, Harlan.
Wait W. W., farmer, Perry.
Wait Warren M., shoemaker, Harlan.
Wait William, shoemaker, Mayaville, Harlan
P. 0.
Wake iMniel, farmer. Little River.
Wake George, farmer, Little River.
Wake John, farmer. Little River.
Waldenare John, Jr., farmer, Fort Wayne.
Waldenare John, Senior, land owner, Fort
Wayne.
Waldman Benjamin, lab. Fort Wayne.
Waldrick John, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Walker Arthur M., farmer. Fort Wayne.
Walker Edwin F., carpenter and land owner.
Hall's Corners.
Walker John, land owner. Hall's Corners.
Walker Lyman, propr Monroe House, Main
street, Monroevillf.
Walker Marvin, land owner, Hall's Corners.
Walker Norman F., farmer, Hall's Corners.
Walker Samuel, land owner, Hall's Corners.
Wallace William W., land owner. Fort
Wayne.
Walter George, lab, Harlan.
Walter Harvey S., lab, Spencerville, DeKalb
County.
Walter Jefferson, land owner, Spencerville,
DeKalb Co.
Walters David, Fort Wayne.
Waiters John F., farmtr. Maples.
Walters W. B., Fort Wayne.
Wann Daniel, land owner, Hall's Corners.
Wann George S., blacksmith. Hall's Corners.
Wann William H., wagonmaker. Hall's Cor-
ners.
Wansley C, peddler, Perry.
Wanters Isaac, land owner, Hall's Corners.
Wanters Martin, land owner, Hall's Corners.
WanterS Samuel, land owner, Hall's Corners.
Warcup John, Jr., farmer, Perry.
Warcup John, Sr., land owner, Perry.
Warcup William, land owner. Perry.
Ward Daniel, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., Fort
Wayne.
Ward E. S., physician and suigeon, land
owner, Zanesville.
Ward Hiram, farmer, Maples.
Ward William, land owner. Root.
Warlick Henry, land owner, Zanesville.
Warner Alexander, firmer. Perry.
Warren Amos, blacksmith, Perrj'.
Warner Daniel, shoemkr and land owner.
Chamberlain.
Warner George, land owner, Hall's Corners.
Warner George, land owner, Perry.
Warner Jiimes, land owner, Perry.
Warner Joseph, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Warner Joseph, Jr., land owner. Perry.
Warner Joseph, Sr., land owner, Perry.
Warner Samuel, land owner, Perry.
Warren David, land owner, Woodburn.
Warren N., farmer. Perry.
Warren W. B.-, farmer, Perry.
Wass John, lab, Monroeville.
Wass Samuel, farmer and land owner, Mon-
roeville.
Waters Daniel, land owner, Root.
Waters George, Uud owner. Fort Wayne.
Waters John, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Waters Oliver P., land owner. Fort Wayne.
Waters Simon, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Waters Stephen, land owner. Fort Wayne.
\i aterson James A., farmer. Perry.
Waterson Samuel, land owner. Perry.
Waterson William, land owner. Perry.
Watson Charles F., Fort Wayne.
Watson Hiram, lab. Fort Wayne.
Watson James, farmer and land owner,
Monroeville.
Watson James, land owner, Areola.
Watson John, farmer, Hall's Corners.
Watson John, farmer and land owner, Mon-
roeville.
Watson W., land owner. Fort Wayne.
Watson William, farmer and land owner,
Monroeville.
Waugh Milton, land owner. Areola.
Wavada Louis, farmer, St. Vincent.
Weatherford John D., farmer, Perry.
Weaver Benjamin, land owner, Little River.
Weaver Isaiah, Fort Wayne.
Weaver Israel, farmer. Perry.
Weaver J. C, land owner, Roanoke.
Weaver J. M., land owner, Roanoke.
Weaver James, blacksmith, Maysville, Harlan
P. 0.
Webb James, land owner, Harlan.
Webb John, Jr., land owner, Harlan.
Webb John, Sen., farmer, Harlan.
Webb William, gunsmith, Maysville, Harlan
P. 0.
Weber Louis, land owner, Fort Wayne.
Webster B. H., land owner, Little River.
Webster George, (Rout, Webster & Co.,)
Monroeville.
Webster H., farmer. New Haven.
AVebster John, wks J. Begue & Co., New
Haven. •
Webster W. C, land owner. Little River.
Webster William, land owner, Little River.
Weeks Hiram, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Weeks Solomon, farmer, Fort Wayne.
Weibler Henry, Fort Wayne.
Weibker Charles, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Weibkey Henry, carpenter. Maples.
Weidner Abram, land owner. Hall's Corners.
Weigel Augustus, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Weikert William H., land owner, Harlan.
Weiler James, merchant, Monroeville.
Weimer August, land owner. Maples.
Weipke Frederick, Fort Wayne.
Weipke Frederick, Jr., Fort Wayne.
Weirbaugh , land owner, Harlan.
Weis Nicholas, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Weisheit Henry, land owner, Fort Wayne. m
Weisheit Peter, farmer. Fort Wayne. fl
Weisser E., tanner. Fort Wayne. "■
Weizel Samuel, farmer. Perry.
Welbbaum David, land owner. Little River.
Welcliemer Daniel, land owner, Litchfield.
Welchemer Luderick, land owner, Litchfield.
Welcliemer William T., farmer, Litchfield.
Welker Daniel , farmer. Fort Wayne.
Weiler James, (Pool & Weiler,) Monroeville.
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Welles Isaiah, lab., Leo.
Welles M. G., land owner, Leo.
Welling E., farmer, New Haven.
Welling Henry, fiirnier. New Haven.
Wells A. H., farmer and justice of the peace,
Fort Wayne.
Wells Charles, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Wells David, land owner, Perry.
Wells George, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Wells J. C, land owner, Root.
Wells J. £., land owner, Little River.
Wells John, farmer. New Haven.
Wells John F., land owner, Perry.
Wells Joseph, carpenter and land owner,
Miiysville, Harlan P. 0.
Wells Moses, land owner. Perry.
Wells Samuel G., land owner. Perry.
Welsh James, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry., Fort
Wayne.
Welsh John, Fort Wayne.
Welsh John, Jr., Fort Wayne.
Welsh Patrick, Fort Wayne.
Wendman Peter, cooper J. Begue & Co., New
Haven.
Wenklenian Charles, land owner, Chamber-
Iain.
Wentworth G. M., land owner, Hall's Cor-
ners.
Wentv/orth Henry, land owner, Hall's Cor-
ners.
Wentworth Jasper, land owner, Harlan.
.Wentworth John, land owner and constable,
Hall's Corners.
Weppes George, farmer, Perry.
Werden Ezra, land owner. Hall's Corners.
Werst Charles, land owner, Little River.
Werst Samuel, land owner, Little River.
Wert Henry, lab. Perry.
Westcott D. L., Fort Wayne.
Wescott Robert, Fort Wayne.
West F. C, land owner. Perry.
West Samuel, farmer, New Haven.
West William, farmer. Fort Wayne.
Westenfeld Charles, farmer, Fort Wayne.
Wcsterman Rudolph, landowner, Harlan.
Weston Samuel, Fort Wayne.
Weston William, land owner, Root.
Whealen John, lab P. Ft. W. & C. Ry , Fort
Wayne.
Wheeler Schuyler, land owner, Perry.
Wheelock Eldridge, (Wheelock & Murphy,)
Hamilton, Leo P. 0.
WHEELOCK & MURPHY, (Eldridge G.
Wheelock and Georjp^e Murphy,) physi-
cians and surgeons, Hamilton, Leo P. 0.
Whipkey Peter, (Wilson & Whipkey,) Mon-
roeville.
Whitaker Joseph W., (Whitaker & Bell,)
New Haven.
WHITAKER & BELL, (Joseph W. Whita-
ker and George W. Bell,) dealers in gro-
ceries, dry goods, boots and shoes, cloth-
ing, glass and queensware, etc., New
Haven.
White Bris, land owner, Perry.
Whitehead James, wks J. McKendry & Co.,
New Haven.
Whiteside Henry, farmer, Root.
Witmer George, farmer and land owner. Fort
Wayne.
Whitmer Jo.seph, Harlan.
Whit,meyer David, land owner. Little River.
Wliitmire George, land owner, Root.
Whitmore Christian, land owner, Leo.
Whitmore Edward, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Whitmore Eli, land owner, Monroeville.
Whitmore Eli, Jr., land owner, Monroeville.
Whitney A., land owner, Maples.
Whittern Cos, farmer and land owner, MoB-
roeville.
Whittern Richard, farmer, .VI onroeville.
Whittington Henry, land owner. Fort Wayne
Whittington James, land owner. Fort Wayne
Wicker Stephen, farmer, Perry.
Wicker Willi.'im, fanner. Perry.
Wicklilf Francis, land owner, "Zanesville.
Widner Uriah, carpenter and land owner,
Chamberlain.
Wiekman Christian, land owner, Monroe-
ville.
Wiekman Henry, land owner, Monroeville.
Wiekman William, land owner, Monroeville.
Wilcox C. L., farmer. Perry.
Wilcox Isaac, fumer, Harlan.
Wilkee William, farmer. Little River.
Wilkerson F. D., land owner, Roanoke.
Wilkerson John, lab, New Haven
Wilkerson Thomas, land owner, Roanoke.
Wilkins James, Fort Wavne.
Wilkins Philip, land owner, Zanesville.
Wilkinson James, farmer, Perry.
Wilkinson Thomas, Sen., land owner. Perry.
Wilkison Henry, farmer, Perry.
AVilkison James,lawyer,Maysville,Harlan P.O.
Wilkison John, wks J. McKendry & Co.. New
Haven.
Wilkison Thomas, Jr., land owner, Perry.
Will Nicholas, land owner. Fort AYayne.
Wilbur George, land owner. Chamberlain.
Williams B. D., (Williams & Bro.,) Areola.
Williams Cyrus, farmer, Perry.
Williams J." C, Fort Wayne.'
Williams J. D.. (Williams & Bro.,) Areola.
Williams Jeremiah, lab. Chamberlain.
Williams Jeremiah, landowner, New Haven.
Williams John, farmer, Perrv.
Williams & Bro., (B. D. Williams and J. D.
Williams,) grocers, Areola.
Williamson Alexan(|er, patent rights, Monroe-
ville.
Williamson Andy A., cooper J. McKendry &
Co., New Haven.
Willie Francis, tailor, New Haven.
Willis Charles J., farmer. Root.
Willis George*, propr woolen fictorv, Hamil-
ton, Leo P. 0.
Wilson Elisha, lab, Harlan.
Wilson George, farmer. New Haven.
Wilson Hiram, land owner, Hall's Corners.
Wilson J. A., farmer, Zanesville.
Wilson James, land owner, Hall's Corners.
Wilson John, land owner, Ma[)les.
Wilson Oscar F., (Wilson & Felts,) Zanesville
Wilson W. C, Fort Warne.
Wilson W. S., shoemkr, (Wilson & Whipkey,)
Monroeville.
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Wilson William, farmer, Perry.
Wilson & Felts, (Oscar F. Wilson and G. J.
Felts,) general store, Zaiiesville
Wilson it Whipkey, (W. S, Wilson and Peter
Whipkey,) shoemakers, Monroeville.
Winch Calvin W., (Winch & Ashley, and
Kemp & Winch.) Hamilton, Leo. P. 0.
Winch & Ashley, (Calvin W. Winch and Ed-
ward D. Asldey,) flour mill, Hamilton,
Leu P. 0.
Windgate John, farmer, Root.
Wineman Peter, farmer. New Haven.
Winey Joseph, Fort Wayne.
Winkle Christian, farmer. New Haven.
Winters Christian, land owner. Little River.
Winters Jacob, land owner. Maples.
Winters Philip, land owner. Maples.
Wire Manuel, farmer, Mot.roeville.
Wise Cliristian, farmer, Fort Wayne.
Wise George, farmer, Harlan.
Wise William, land owner, Harlan.
Wisenburger Jacob, Fort Wayne.
Wisoiig Isaac, land owner, Roanoke, Hunting-
ton Co.
Wisong J. H., farmer, Roanoke, Huntington
County.
Wisse P'rancis, land owner. Root.
Withers Warren H , land owner and Internal
Revenue Collector, Fort Wayne.
Witsgall C, land owner, Zanesviile.
Witz George, land owner. Ft. Wayne.
Witzkrider M. W., Fort Wayne.
Woefel Frederick, Fort Wayne.
Woefel John, Fort Wayne.
Woefel William, Fort Wayne.
Wolbolt John, landownei, Leo.
Wolens Isaac, Leo.
Wolf Adolphus, land owner, Maples.
Wolf Charles, farmer. New Haven.
Wolf John C, cooper. New Haven.
Wolf William, cooper, Maples".
Wolfgang George, Fort Wayne.
Wolford George. Fort Wayne.
Wolford Isaac, farmer. New Haven.
Wood Albert, land owner. Perry.
Wood Freeman, farmer. Perry.
Wood Oscar, farmer. Perry.
Woods Alexander, land owner, Little River.
Woods George, land owner. Little River.
Woods James, land owner. Little River.
Woods Juhu, land owner. Little River.
Woods tiamuel, land owner, Little River.
Woodside James, Fort Wayne.
Woody Geoige, farmer, Perry.
Wooltord Henry, land owner. Perry
Worden David J., land owner, Hall's Corners.
Work James, farmer. Maples.
Work Silas, farmer, Maples.
Workman Daniel, land owner, Chamberlain.
Worley Calvin, (Palmer & Worley,) Hamil-
ton, Leo P. 0.
Wormcastie L., land owner, Monroeville.
Wort David, farmer, Perry.
Woy George, land owner. Areola.
Wright A. S., land owner, Monroeville.
Wright Daniel, cooper. New Haven.
Wright Edwardjcooper, New Haven.
Wright G., farmer, ZaUesviUe.
Wright John H., Fort Wayne.
Wright Nathaniel, land owner, Zanesviile.
Wyatt Henry, farmer and carpenter.Litchfield.
Wyatt James, land owner, Perry.
Wyatt Nathan, farmer, Litchfield.
Wycoff John L., land owner, Fort Wayne.
Wyer David, farmer, Monroeville.
Wyer George, farmer, Monroeville.
Wyer Jacob, lab, Monroeville.
YAGER Francis, farmer. Root.
Yant Cornelius, land owner. Ft. Wayne.
Yergens William, Fort Wayne.
Yerks John, broommkr, Fort Wayne.
Yerks Nathaniel, shoemkr.Hamilton, Leo P.O.
Yerks William, farmer, Fort Wayne.
Yettell George, Chamberlain.
Yobst Alexander, Fort Wayne.
Yobst Christian, Fort Wayne.
Yodder Isaac, land owner, Harlan.
Yodder Joseph, land owner, Harlan.
Yodgy John, land owner, Harlan,
Yogga Andrew^ land owner, Leo.
Yokel Emanuel, speculator. New Haven.)
York Joshua, land owner, Areola.
Young J. M., land owner, Zanesviile.
Young Julius, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Young S. J , land owner, Zanesviile.
Young Samuel, land owner, Roanoke.
Young Stephen, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Youngkei Joseph L., (Shaffer & Youngker,)
Monroeville.
Younts Fritz, farmer. Maples.
Youse Christian, land owner, Monroeville.
Yurgans Henry, land owner, Fort Wayne.
ZAGEL Andrew, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Zaler George, land owner, Leo.
Zeigenfuse Bazzle, lab, Fort Wayne.
Zeigenfuse William, lab, Fort Wayne.
Zeimer John, land owner, Harlan.
Zeimer Martin, lab, Harlan.
Zeis Samuel, farmer, Harlan.
Zentner James, land owner, Leo.
Zentner John, land owner, Leo.
Zents H. W., land owner, Fort Wayne.
Zigler George, land owner, Leo.
Zigler John, land owner, Root.
Zigler Martin, farmer, Root.
Zimmerman David, Fort Wayne.
Zimmerman Ellas, saw mill, hotel keeper and
land owner, Hamilton, Leo P. 0.
Zimmerman Ezekiel, land owner. Perry.
Zimmerman Jackson, land owner, Leo.
Zimmerman Stephen, Fort Wayne.
Zohman James, farmer, Perry.
Zoller George, Fort Wayne.
Zollinger C, farmer. Root.
Zollinger Charles A., blksmith New Haven.
Zollinger Frederick, wood turner. New Haven
Zollinger Morris, blksmith New Haven.
Zook Joseph, Fort Wayne.
Zuber Jacob, land owner. Fort Wayne
Zuber Joseph, land owner. Fort Wayne.
Zuber Penthelon, farmer, New Haven.
Zumbro Henry, carpenter. Fort Wayne.
Zumro Joseph, farmer, Fort Wayne.
Zurbuck Francis, farmer, New Haven.
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THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES.
Wk, the people of the United States, in order to form a more perfect union, establish jus-
tice, insure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general
welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity, do ordain
and establish this constitution for the United States of America.
Article 1. Sec. 1. All legislative powers herein granted, shall be vested in a con-
gress of the United States, which shall consist of a senate and house of representatives.
Sec. 2. The house of representatives shall be composed of members chosen every sec-
cond year by the people of the several states; and the electors in each state shall have the
qualifications requisite for electors of the most numerous branch of the state legislature.
No person shall be a representative who shall not have attained to the age of twenty
five years, and been seven years a citizen of the United States, and wiio shall not, when
elected, be an inhabitant of that state in which he shall be chosen.
Representatives and direct taxes shall be apportioned among the several states which
may be included within this union, according to their respective numbers, which shall be
determined by adding to the whole number of free persons, including chose bound to service
for a term of years, and excluding Indians not taxed, three-fifths of all other persons. Tha
actual enunaeration shall be made within three years after the first meeting of the congress
of the United States, and within every subsequent terra of ten years, in such manner as
they shall by law direct. The number of representatives shall not exceed one for every
thirty thousand, but each state shall have at least one representative, and until such enu-
meration shall be made, the state of New Hampshire shall be entitled to choose three,
Massachusetts eight, Rhode Island and Providence Plantations one, Connecticut five. New
York six. New Jersey four, Pennsylvania eight, Delaware one, Maryland six, Virginia ten,
North Carolina five. South Carolina five, and Georgia three.
When vacancies happen in the representation from any state, the executive autliorilj
thereof shall issue writs of election to fill such vacancies.
The house of representatives shall choose their speaker and other officers ; and shall
have the sole power of impeachment.
Sec. 3. The senate of the United States shall be composed of two senators from
each state, chosen by the legislature thereof, for six years ; and each senator shall have one
vote.
Immediately after they shall be assembled in consequence of the first election, they sliall
be divided as equally as may be into three classes. Tlie seats of the senators of tlie first
class shall be vacated at the expiration of the second year, of the second class at tiie expi-
ration of the fourth year, and of the third class at the expiration of the sixth year, so that
one-third may be chosen every second year ; and if vacancies happen, by resignation or
otherwise, during the recess of the legislature of any state, the executive thereof may make
temporary appointments until the next meeting of the legiilature, which shall then fill
such vacancies.
No person shall be a senator who shall not have attained to the age of thirty years,
and been nine years a citizen of the United States, and who shall not, when elected, be an
inhabitant of that state for which he shall be chosen.
The vice-president of the United States shall be president of the senate, but shall
have no vote, unless they be equally divided.
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The senate shall choose their other officers, and also a president pro tempore, in the
absence of the vice-president, or when be shall exercise the office of president of the United
States,
The senate shall have the sole power to try all impeachments. When sitting for that
purpose they shall be on oath or affirmation. When the president of the United States is
tried; the chief justice shall preside ; and no person shall be convicted without the concur-
rence of two-thirds ol the members present.
Jud"-ment in cases of impeachment shall not extend further than to removal from office,
and disqualification to hold and enjoy any office of honor, trust or profit, under the United
States; but the party convicted shall nevertheless be liable and subject to indictment, trial,
judgment and punishment, according to law.
Sec. 4. The times, places and manner of holding elections for senators and represent-
atives, shall be prescribed in each state by the legislature thereof, but the congress may at
any time bylaw make or alter such regulations except as to the place of choosing senators.
The congress shall assemble at least once in every year, and such meeting shall be on
the first Monday in December, unless they shall by law appoint a different day.
Sec. 5. Each house shall be the judge of the elections, returns and qualifications of its
own members, and a majority of each shall constitute a quorum to do business ; but a
smaller number may adjourn from day to day, and may be authorized to compel the attend-
ance of absent members, in such manner, and under such penalties as each house may
provide.
Each house may determine the rules of its proceedings, punish its members for disorderly
behavior, and, with the concurrence of two-thirds, expel a member. n
Each house shall keep a journal of its proceedings, and from time to time publish the
same, excepting such parts as may in their judgment require secrecy ; and the yeas and
nays of the members of either house on any question, shall, at the desire of one-fifth of
those present, be entered on the journal.
Neither house, during the session of congress, shall, without the consent of the other,
adjourn for more than three days, nor to any other place than that in which the two houses
shall be sitting.
Sec. 6. The senntors and representatives shall receive a compensation for their ser-
vices, to be ascertained by law, and paid out of the treasury of the United States. They
shall in all cases, except treason, felony and breach of the peace, be privileged from arrest
durin" their attendance at the session of their respective houses, and in going to and
returnin"- from the same ; and for any speech or debate in either house, they shall not be
questioned in any other place.
No senator or representative shall, during the time for which he was elected, be
appointed to any civil office under the authority of the United States, which shall have been
created, or the emoluments whereof shall have been increased during such time ; and no
person holding any office n'nder the United States, shall be a member of either house during
his continuance in office.
Skc. 7. All bills for raising revenue shall originate in the house of representatives,
but the senate may propose or concur with amendments as on other bills.
Every bill which shall have passed the house of representatives and the senate, shall,
before it become a law, be presented to the president of the United States ; if he approve he
shall si^n it, but if not' he shall return it, with his objections, to that house in which it
shall have originated, who shall enter the objections at large on their journal, and proceed
to reconsider it. If after such reconsideration two-thirds of that house shall agree to pass
the bill, it shall be sent, together with the objections, to the other house, by which it shall
likewise be reconsidered, aud if approved by two-thirds of that house, it shall become a
law. But in all such cases the votes of both houses shall be determined by yeas and nayg,
and the names of the persons voting for and against the bill sliall be entered on the journal
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of each house respectively. If any bill shall not be returned by the president within ten
days (Sundays excepted) after it shall have been presented to him, the same shall be a
law, in like manner as if he had signed it, unless the consress by their adjournment pre-
vent its return, in which case it shall not be a law.
Every order, resolution, or vote to which the concurrence of the senate and house of
representatives may be necessary (except on a questton of adjournment) shall be presented
to the president of the United States ; and before the same shall take effect, shall be approved
by him, or being disapproved by him shall be repassed by two-thirds of the senate and
house of representatives, according to the rules and limitations prescribed in the case of
a bill.
Sec. 8. The congress shall have power.
To lay and collect taxes, duties, imposts and excises, to pay the debts and provide for
the common defence and general welfare of the United States ; but all duties, imposts and
excises shall be uniform throughout the United States ;
To borrow money on the credit of the United States ;
To regulate commerce with foreign nations, and among the several states, and with the
Indian tribes.
To establish an uniform rule of naturalization, and uniform laws on the subject of bank-
ru'ptcies throughout the United States ;
To coin money, regulate the value thereof, and of foreign coin, and fix the standard of
weight's and measures ;
To provide for the puuishraent of counterfeiting the securities and current coin of the
United States ;
To establish post offices and post roads ;
To promote the progress of science and useful arts, by securing for limited times to
authors and inventors the exclusive right to their respective writings and discoveries ;
To constitute tribunals inferior to the supreme court ;
To define and punish piracies and_^fel6nies committed on the high seas, and offenses
against the law of nations •,
To declare war, grant letters of marque and reprisal, and make rules concerning captures
on land and water ;
To raise and support armies ; but no appropriation of money to that use, shall be for a
longer term than two years ;
To provide and maintain a navy ;
To make rules for the government and regulation of the land and naval forces ;
To provide for calling forth the militia to execute the laws of the Union, suppress insur-
rections and repel invasions ;
To provide for organizing, arming and disciplining the militia, aud for governing sueli
part of them as may be employed in the service of the United States, reserving to the
states respectively, the appointment of the officers, and the authority of training the militia
according to the discipline prescribed by congress ;
To exercise exclusive legislation in all cases whatsoever, over such district (not exceed-
in" ten miles square) as may, by cession of particular stiites, and the acceptance of con-
gress become the seat of government of the United States, and to exercise like authority
over all places purchased by the consent of the legislature of the state in which the same
shall be for the erection of forts, magazines, arsenals, dock yards, and other needful build-
ings. And
To make all laws which shall be necessary and proper for carrying into execution the
forecoin"- powers, and all other powers vested by this constitution in the government uf the
United States, or in any department or officer thereof.
Sec. 9. The migration or importation of such persons as any of the states now cx'stiag
shall think proper to admit, shall not be prohibited by the congress prior to tiie year one
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thousand eight hundred and eight ; but a tax of duty may be imposed on such importation,
not exceeding ten dollars for each person.
The privilege of the writ of habeas corpus shall not be suspended, unless when, in cases
of rebellion or invasion, the public safety may require it.
No bill of attainder or ex post facto law, shall be passed.
No capitation or or other direct tax shall be laid, unless in proportion to the census or
enumeration hereinbefore directed to be taken.
No tax or duty shall be laid on articles exported from any state. No preference shall
be given by any regulation of commerce or revenue to the ports of one state over those of
another ; nor shall vessels boui.d to or from one state be obliged to enter, clear, or pay
duties in another.
No money shall be drawn from the treasury, but in consequence of appropriations made
by law ; and a regular statement and account of the receipts and expenditures of all public
money shall be published from time to time.
No title of nobility shall be granted by the United States ; and no person holding any
office of profit or trust under them, shall, without the consent of the congress, accept of
any present, emolument, office, or title, of any kind whatever, from any king, prince, or
foreign state.
Sec. 10. No state shall enter into any treaty, alliance, or confederation ; grant letters
of marque and reprisal ; coin money ; emit bills of credit ; make any thing but gold and
silver coin a tender in payment of debts ; pass any bill of attainder, ex post facto law, or law
impairing the obligation of contracts, or grant any title of nobility.
No state shall, without the consent of the congress, lay any imposts or duties on imports
or exports, except what may be absolutely necessary for executing its inspection laws ; and
the net produce of all duties and imposts, laid by any state on imports or exports, shall be
for the use of the treasury of the United States ; and all such laws shall be subject to the
revision and control of the congress. No state shall, without the consent of congress, lay
any duty of tonnage, keep troops or ships of war in time of peace, enter into any agreement
or compact with another state, or with a foreign power, or engage in war, unless actually
invaded, or in such immhient danger as will not admit of delay.
Art. 2. Sec. 1. The executive power shall be vested in a president of the United
.States of America. He shall hold his office during the term of four years, and, together
•with the vice-piesident, chosen for the same term, be elected as follows:
Each state shall appoint, in such manner as the legislature thereof may direct, a number
of electors, equal to the whole number of senators and representatives to which the state
may be entitled in the congress ; but no senator or representative, or person holding an
office of trust or profit under the United States, shall be appointed an elector.
The electors shall meet in their respective states, and vote by ballot for two persons, of
whom one at least shall not be an inhabitant of the same state with themselves. And they
shall make a list of all the persons voted for, and of the number of votes for each ; which
list they shall sign and certify, and transmit sealed to the seat of government of the United
States, directed to the president of the senate. The president of the senate shall, in the
presence of the senate and house of representatives, open all the certificates, and the votes
shall then be counted. The person having the greatest number of votes shall be the presi-
dent, if such number be a majority of the whole number of electors appointed ; and if
there be more than one who have such majority, and have an equal number of votes, then
the house of representatives shall immediately choose, by ballot, one of them for president ;
and if no peison have a majority, then from the five highest on the list, the said house
shall, in likermanner, choose the president. But in choosing the president, the votes shaii
be taken by states, the representation from each state having one vote ; a quorum for this
purpose shall consist of a member or members from two-thirds of the states, and a majority
of all the states shall be necessary to a choice. In every case, after the choice of the presi-
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dent, the person having the greatest number of votes of the electors, shall be the vice-
president. But if there should remain two or more who have equal votes, the senate shall
choose from them, by ballot, the vice president.
The congress may determine the time of choosing the electors, and the day on which
they shall give their votes ; which day shall be the same throughout the United States.
No person except a natural born citizen, or a citizen of the United States at the time of
the adoption of this constitution, shall be eligible to the offije of president ; neither shall
any person be eligible to that office who shall not have attained to the age of thirty-five
years, and been fourteen years a resident within the United States.
In case of the removal of the president from office, or of his death, resignation, or
inability to discharge the powers and duties of the said office, the same shall devolve on the
vice-president, and the congress may by law provide for the case of removal, death, resigna-
tion or inability, both of the president and vice-president, declaring what officer shall then
act as president, and such officer shall accordingly, until the disability be removed, or a
president shall be elected.
The president shall, at stated times, receive for his services a compensation, which shall
neither be increased nor diminished during the period for which he shall have been elected,
and he shall not receive during that period any other emolument from the United States or
any of them.
Before he enter upon the execution of his office, he shall take the following oath or
affirmation:
" I do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will faithfully execute the office of president of
the United States, and will, to the best of my ability, preserve, protect, and defend the
constitution of the United States."
Sec. 2. The president shall be commander-in-chief of the army and navy of the United
States, and of the militia of the several states, when called into the actual service of the
United States; he may require the opinion in writing of the principal officer in each of the
executive departments, upon any subject relating to the duties of their respective offices;
and he shall have power to grant reprieves and pardons for offenses against the United
States, except in cases of impeachment.
He shall have power, by and with the advice and consent of the senate, to make
treaties, provided two-thirds of the senators present concur ; and he shall nominate, and by
and with the advice and consent, of the senate, shall appoint ambassadors, other public
ministers and consuls, judges of the supreme court, and all other officers of the United
States, whose appointments are not herein otherwise provided for and which shall bo
established by law. But the congress may, by law, vest the appointment of such inferior
officers as they think proper, in the president alone, in the courts of law, or in the heads of
departments.
The president shall have p;)wer to fill up all vacancies that may happen during the
recess of the senate, by granting commissions, which shall expire at the end of their nest
session.
Sec. 'A. He shall from time to time give to the congress information of the state of the
Union, and recommend to their consideration such measures as he shall judge necessary and
expedient. He may, on extraordinary occasions, convene both houses, or either of them ;
and in case of disagreement between them, with respect to the time of adjournment, he
may adjourn them to such time as he shall think proper. He shall receive ambassadors and
other public ministers. He shall take care that the laws be faitlifuUy executed; and shall
commission all the officers of the United States.
Sec. 4. The president, vice president, and all civil officers of the United States, shall
be removed from office on impeachment for, and conviction of, treason, bribery, or other
high crimes and misdemeanors.
Art. 3. Sec. 1. The judicial power of the United States shall be vested in one
supreme court, and in such inferior courts as the congress may, from time to time, ordain
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and establish. The judges, both of the supreme and inferior courts, «hall hold their offices
during good behavior; and shall, at stated times, receive for their services a compensation
which shall not be diminished during their continuance in office.
Sec. '2. The judical power shall extend to all cases in law and equity, arising under
this constitution, the laws of the United States, and treaties mades, or which shall be made,
under their authority ; to all cases affecting ambassadors, other public ministers and consuls ;
to all cases of admirality and maritime jurisdiction; to controversies to which the United
States shall be a party , to controversies between two or more States ; between a State and
citizens of another State, between citizens of different states, between citizens of the same
state, claiming lands under giants of different states, and between a state or the citizens
thereof, and foreign states, citizens, or subjects.
In all cases affecting ambassadors, other public ministers and consuls, and those in
which a state shall be a party, the supreme court shall have original jurisdiction. In all
the other cases, before mentioned, the supreme court shall have appellate jurisdiction, both
as to law and fact, with such exceptions, and under snch regulations as the congress shall
make.
The trial of all crimes, except in cases of impeachment, shall be by jury ; and such
trial shall be held in the state where the said crimes shall have been committed ; but when
not committed within any state, the trial shall be at such place or places as congress may by
law have directed.
Sec. 3. Treason against the United States shall consist only in levying war against
them, or in adhering to their enemies, giving them aid and comfort. No person shall be
convicted of treason unless on the testimony of two witnesses to the same overact, or on
confession in open court.
The congress shall have power to declare the punishment of treason, but no attainder of
treason shall work corruption of blood, or forfeiture, except during the life of the person
attained.
Art. 4. Sec. 1. Full faith and credit shall be given in each state to the public acts,
records, and judicial proceedings of every other state. And the congress may, by general
laws, prescribe the manner in which such acts, records and proceedings shall be proved, and
the effect thereof.
Sec. 2. The citizens of each state shiill be entitled to all the privileges and immunities
of citizens in the several states.
A person charged in any state with treason, felony, or other crime, who shall flee from
justice, and be found in another state, shall, on demand of the executive authority of the
state from which he fled, be delivered up, to be removed to the state having jurisdiction of
the crime.
No person held to service or labor in one state, under the laws thereof, escaping into
another, shall, in consequence of any law or regulation therein, be discharged from such
service or labor, but shall be delivered up on claim of the party to whom such service or
labor may be due.
Sec. 3. New states may be admitted by the congress into this union ; but no new state
shall be formed or erected within the jurisdiction of any other state ; nor any state be
formed by the junction of two or more states, or parts of states, without the consent of the
legislatures of the states concerned, as well as of the congress.
The congress shall have power to dispose of, and make all needful rules and regulations
respecting the territory or other property belonging to the United States; and nothing in
this constitution shall be so construed as to prejudice any claims of the United States, or of
any particular state.
Sec. 4. The United States shall guaranty to every state in this union, a republican form
of government, and shall protect each of them against invasion ; and on the application of
the legislature or of the executive (when the legislature cannot be convened) against domes-
tic violence.
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Art. 5. The congress, whenever two-thirds of both houses shall deem it necessary, shall
propose amendments to this constitution, or, on the application of the legislatures of two-
thirds of the several states, shall call a convention for proposing amendments, which, in
either case, shall be valid to all intents and purposes, as part of this constitution, when rat-
ified by the legislatures of three-fourths of the several states, or by conventions in three-
fourths thereof, as the one or other mode of ratification may be proposed bv the congress •
provided, that no amendment, which may be made prior to the year one thousand eight hun-
dred and eight, shall in any manner affect t' e first and fourth clauses in the ninth section of
the first article ; and that no state, without its consent, shall be deprived of its equal suf-
frage in the senate.
Art. 6. All debts contracted, and engagements entered into, before the adoption of
this constitution, shall be as valid against the United States, under this constitution, as
under the confederation.
This constitution, and the laws of the United States which shall be made in pursuaiice
thereof, and all treaties made, or which shall be made under the authority of the United
States, shall be the supreme law of the land ; and the judges in every state shall be
bound theieby, anythirg in the constitution or laws of any state to tlie contrary notwith-
standing.
The senators and representatives before mentioned, and the members of the several
state legislatures, and all executive and judicial officers, both of the United States and of
the several states, shall be bound by oath or affirmation, to support this constitution ; but
no religious test shall ever be required as a qualification to any office or public trust under
the United States.
Art. "7. The ratification of the conventions of nine states, shalU be sufficient for the
establishment of this constitution between the states so ratifying the same.
Done 111 convention, by the u7ian'mious consent of the staien jjresent, Uie secenieenih day of Septem-
ber, in the year of our Lord one thousand setcn hundred and cirjhty- seven, and of the inde-
pendence of the United States of America the twelfth. In wdness ichtreof, we have heremito
subscribed our names,
GEORGE WASHINGTON, President,
and Deputy from Virginia.
New Hampshire — John Langdon, Nicholas Oilman.
Massachusetts — Nathaniel Gorham, Rufus King.
Connecticut — Wm. Samuel Johnson, Roger Sherman.
New York — Alexander Hamilton.
New Jersey — William Livingston, David Breardh', William Patterson, Jonathan Dayton.
Pennsylvania — Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Mifflin, Robert Morris,George Clymer, Thoma^
Fitzimmons, Jared Ingersoll, James Wilson, Governeur Morris.
Delaware— GfiovgQ Read, Gunning Bedford, Jr., John Dickinson, Richard Bassett, Jacob
Broom.
Maryland's a-mas M'Henry, Daniel of St. Thomas Jenifer, Daniel Carroll.
Virginia — John Blair, James Madison, Jr.
North Carolina — William Blount, Richard Dobbs Spaight, Hugh Williamson.
South Carolina — John Rutledge, Charles Cotesworth Pinckney, Charles Pinckney, Pierce
Butler.
Georgia — William Few, Abr. Baldwin.
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AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION.
Article 1. Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or
prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech or of the press ,
or of the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the government for a
redress of grievances.
Art. 2. A well regulated militia being necessary to the security of a free state, the
right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed.
Art. 3. No soldier shall, in time of peace, be quartered in any house without the con-
sent of the owner ; nor in time of war, but in a manner to be prescribed by law.
Art. 4. The risht of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and ef-
fects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated ; and no warrants
shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported Vjy oath or affirmation, and particularly de-
scribing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized.
Art. 5. No person shall be held to answer for a capital, or otherwise infamous crime,
unless on a presentment or indictment of a grand jury, except in cases arising in the land
or naval forces, or in the militia, when in actual service, in time of war or public danger ;
nor shall any person be subject, for the same offense, to be twice put in jeopardy of life or
limb; nor shall be compelled, in any criminal case, to he a witness against himself; nor be
deprived of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law ; nor shall private prop-
erty be taken for public use without just compensation.
Art. 6. In all criminal prosecutions, the accused shall enjoy the right to a speedy and
pnblic trial, by an impartial jury of the state and district wherein the crime shall have been
committed, which district shall have been previously ascertained by law, and to be informed
of the nature and cause of the accusation ; to be confronted with the witnesses against
him ; to have compulsory process for obtaining witnesses in his favor; and to have the as-
sistance of counsel for his defense.
Art. "7. In suits at common law, where the value in controversy shall exceed twenty
dollars, the right of trial by jury shall be preserved ; and no lact, tried by a jury, shall be
otherwise re examined in any court of the United States, than according to the rules of Jhe
common law.
Art. 8. Excessive bail shall not be required, nor excessive fines imposed, nor cruel
and unusual punishments inflicted.
Art. 9. The enumeration in the constitution of certain rights, shall not be construed to
deny or disparage others retained by the people.
Art. 10. The powers not delegated to the United States by the constitution, nor pro-
hibited by it to the states, are reserved to the states respectively, or to the people.
Art. 11. The judici.al power of the United States shall not be construed to extend to
any suit in law or equity, commenced or prosecuted against one of the United States by
citizens of another state, or by citizens or subjects of any foreign state.
Art. 12. Sec. 1. The electors shall meet in their respective states and vore by bal-
lot for president and vice-president, one of whom, at least, shall not be an inhabitant of
the same state with themselves ; they shall name in their ballots the person voted for as
president, and in distinct ballots the person voted for as vice-president ; and they shall
make distinct lists of all persons voted for as president, and of all persons voted for as
vice-president, and of the number of votes for each, which lists they shall sign and certify,
and transmit sealed to the seat of the government of the United States, directed to the pre-
sident of the senate ; the president of the senate shall, in the presence of the senate and
house of representatives, open all the certificates, and the votes shall then be counted ; the
person having the greatest number of votes for president, shall be the president, if such
number be a majority of the whole number of electors appointed ; and if no person have
such majority, then from the persons having the highest numbers, not exceeding three, on
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the list of those voted for as president, the house of representatives shall choose imme-
diateh', by ballot, the president. But in choosing the president, the votes shall be taken by
states, the representation from each state having one vote ; a quorum for this purpose shall
consist of a member or members from two-thirds of the states, and a majority of all the
states shall l.e necessary to a choice. And if the house of representatives shall not choose
a president, whenever the right of choice shall devolve upon them, before the fourth day of
March next following, then the vice-president sliall act as president, as in the case of the
death or other constitutional disability of the president.
Sec. 2. The person having the greatest number of votes as vice-i)resident, shall be
the vice-president, if such number be a majority of the whole number of electors appoint-
ed; and if no person have a majority, then from the two highest numbers on the list, the
senate shall choose the vice-president : a quorum, for that purpose, shall consist of two-
thirds of the whole number of senators, and a majority of the whole number shall be neces-
sary to a choice.
Sec. 3. But no persim constitutionally ineligible to tlie office of president, shall be
eligible to that of vice-president of the United States.
Art. 13. * Sec. 1. Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a punishment
for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted, shall exist within the United
States, or any place subject to their jurisdiction.
Sec. 2. Congress shall have power to enforce this by appropriate legislation.
* Article 13 was ratified by all the states, excepting Delaware, Kentucky and New
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Washington
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Marshall
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Scott
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Somerset
Carroll
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NEBRASKA TER.
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Virginia City, Storey
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Railway,
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Cumberland
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Camden
Morris
Union
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AVarren
Hudson
Hudson
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Passaic
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Union
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Union
Salem
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Cumberland
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Madison
Putnam
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Stapleton,
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Washington
King
Montgomery
Livingston
Ontario
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Kings
Madison
Schuyler
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Steuben
Columbia
Tompkins
Queens
Chautauqua
Fulton
Ulster
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Franklin
Orleans
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Sullivan
Orange
New York
Niagara
Broome
Chenango
St. Lawrence
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Madison
Oswego
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Yates
Clinton
Orange
St. Lawrence
Dutchess
Dutchess
Suffolk
Monroe
Oneida
Ulster
Clinton
Suffolk
Saratoga
Schenectady
Schoharie
Seneca
West Chester
Onondaga
Richiiion
Suspension Bridge, Niagara
Syracuse,
, Troy,
I Utica,
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I Warsaw,
Watertown,
j Waverly,
I WellsviUe,
i Westfield,
West Point,
Ononda^
Rennsseiaer
Oneida
Columbia
Wyoming
Jefferson
Tioga
Allegany
Chautauqua
Oran
Whitehall,
White Plains,
Williamsburgh,
Yonkers,
Washington iNewark, Lickintc
West Chester New Philadelphia, Tuscarawas
N.
Newbern_
Wilmington,
Kings Norvvalk,
West Chester Oberlin,
Orrville,
Ottawa,
CAROLINA.
Craven Oxford,
New Hanover Painesville,
OHIO.
Akron,
shland,
Ashtabula,
Athens,
Barnesville,
Bellefontaine,
Bowling Green,
"ryan,
Bucyrus,
Cadiz,
Cambridge,
Canton,
Carroliton,
Chagrin Falls,
Chardon,
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Delaware,
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Finlcy,
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Fremont,
Gallipolis,
Garrettsville,
Greenfield,
Hamilton,
Hillsborough,
Hudson,
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Jackson,
Jefferson,
Kenton,
Lancaster,
Lebanon,
Lima,
Logan,
London,
McConuellsville,
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Marion,
Massillon,
Maurnee City,
Medina,
Miamisville,
Millersburgh,
Mount Gilead,
Mount Vernon,
Napoleon
Piqua,
Plymouth,
Summit Pomeroy,
Ashland
Ashtabula
Portsmouth
Ravenna,
Athens Ripley,
Belmont
Logan
Wood
Williams
Crawford
Harrison
Guernsey
Stark
Carroll
Cuyahoga
Geauga
Ross
Hamilton
Pickaway
Guyahoga
Franklin
Coshocton
Crawford
Montgomery
Defiance
Delaware
Preble
Lorain
Hancock
Seneca
Sandusky
Gallia
Portage
Highland
Butler
Highland
Summit
Lawrence
Jackson
Salem,
Sandusky,
Sidney,
Springfield,
Steabenville,
Tiffin,
Toledo,
Trov.
Huron
Lorain
Wayne
Putnam
Butler
Lake
Miami
Richland
Meigs
Scioto
Portage
Brown
Columbiana
Erie
Shelby
Clark
Jefferson
Seneca
Lucas
Miami
Upper Sandusky, Wyandotte
Urbana, Chamnaigu
Van Wert, Van Wert
Warren, Trumbull
Washington C. H., Fayette
Wauseon, Fulton/
Wilmington, Clinton
Wooster, Wayne
Xeuia, Greene
Youngstown, Mahoning
Zanesville, Muskingum
OREGON.
Portland, Multnomah
PENNSYLVANIA.
EUentown,
Altoona,
Bedford,
Bellefonte,
Bethlehem,
Brookville,
Brownsville,
Butler,
Carlisle,
Chambersburgh,
Ashtabula Chester,
Hardin Clarion,
Fairfield Clearfield,
Warren Columbia,
Allen Corry,
Hocking Cowdersport,
Madison Danville,
Morgan I Doylcstown,
Easton,
Ebensburg,
Erie,
Franklin,
Gettysburg,
Greensburg,
Greenville,
Hannover,
Richland
Washington
Marion
Stark
Lucas
Medina
Clermont
Holmes
Morrow Ilarrisburg,
KnoxjHonesdale,
Henry I Huntingdon,
lichigh
Blair
Bedford
Centre
Northampton
Jefferson
Fayette
Butler
Cumberland
Franklin
Delaware
Clarion
Clearfield
Lancaster
Erie
Potter
Montour
Bucks
Northampton
Cambria
Erie
Venango
Adams
Westmoreland
Mercer
York
Dauphin
Wayne
HiintiuKdon
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Lebanon,
Lewisburg,
Lewistown,
Lock Haven,
Malianoy City,
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Meadville,
Middletown,
Minersville,
Montrose,
Muncy,
New IBrighton,
New Castle,
Norristown,
Northumberland,
Oil City,
Philadelphia,
Phoenixviile,
Pithole City,
Pittsburgh,
Pottsville,
iieading,
Ridgeway,
Scran ton,
Seliii's Grove,
Somerset,
Stroudsburgh,
Susquehanna Dep.,
Titusville,
Towanda,
Troy,
Uniontovn,
Warren,
Washington,
Wellsborough,
West Chester,;
Wilkesbarre,
Williamsport,
York,
Indiana
Cambria
Armstrorj
Lancaster
Lebanon
Union
Mifflin
Clinton
Schuylkill
Carbon
Crawford
Dauphin
Schuylkill
Susquehanna
Lycoming
Beaver
Lawrence
Montgomery
Northuihrd
Venango
Philadelphia
Chester
Venango
Alleghiiny
Schuylkill
Berks
Elk
Luzerne
Snyder
Somerset
Monroe
Susqh'na
Crawford
Bradford
Bradford
Fayette
Warren
Washington
Tioga
Chester
Luzerne
Lycoming
York
RHODE ISLAND.
Bristol, " Bristol
East Greenwich, Kent
Newport, Newport
Pawtucket, Pawtucket
Providence, Providence
Westerly, Washington
Woonsocket Falls, Providence
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Charleston, Charleston
Port Royal, Beaufort
TENNESSEE.
Chattanooga, Hamilton
Knoxville,
Memphis,
Nashville,
Knox
Shelby
Davidson
UTAH TERRITORY.
Salt Lake City, Salt Lake
VERMONT.
Bellows Falls,
Bennington,
Brandon,
Brattleborough,
Burlington,
Derby Line,
Island Pond,
Middlebury,
Montpelier,
Newbury,
Northfield,
Rutland,
Saint Albans,
Saint Johnsbury,
Springfield,
Waterbury,
West Randolph,
Windsor,
Woodstock,
Windham
Bennington
Rutland
Windham
Cnittenden
Orleans
Essex
Addison
Washington
Orange
Washington
Rutland
Franklin
Caledonia
Windsor
Washington
Orange
Windsor
Windsor
VIRGINIA.
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Norfolk, Norfolk
Old P't Comfort, Elizabeth Cy
Peteasburgh, Dinwiddle
Richmond, Henrico
WEST VIRGINIA.
Clarksburg,
Harrison
Harper's Ferry,
Jefferson
Martinsburg,
Berkeley
Parkersburg,
Wood
Wheeling,
Ohio
WISCONSIN.
Appleton,
Otagamie
Beaver Dam,
Dodge
Beloit,
Rock
Berlin,
Green Lake
Black River Falls
, Jackson
Chippewa Falls,
Chippewa
Darlington,
Lafayette
Eau Claire,
Eau Claire
Fond du Lac,
Fond du Lae
Green Bay,
Brown
Hudson,
St. Croix
Janesville,
Rock
La Crosse,
La Crosse
Lancaster,
Grant
Madison,
Dane
Manitowoc,
Manitowoc
Mauston,
Juneau
Mayville,
Dodge
Mazo Mane,
Dane
Milton,
Rock
Milwaukee,
Milwaukee
Mineral Point,
Iowa
Monroe,
Green
Oshkosh,
Winnebago
Portage City,
Columbia
Prairie du Chien,
Crawford
Prescott,
Pierce
Racine,
Racine
Richland Centre,
Richland
Sheboygan,
Sheboygan
Sparta,
Monroe
Stevens' Point,
Portage
Sturgeon Bay,
Door
Viroqua,
VernoQ
Watertown,
Jefferson
Waukesha,
Waukesha
Waupun,
Fond du Lac
WestBend
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LIST OF POST OFFICES IN ILLINOIS.
Note. — County Seats are denoted dy Capital Letters.
Rates of Postage.
The Postage on Letters, to be forwarded in the Mails
to any part of the United States, is Three Cents per half
ounce, PREPAID by Stamps.
The Postage on Letters dropped in this ofBce, for
delivery in the city, is Two Cents per half ounce, pre-
paid by Stamps.
Transient Newspapers, Pamphlets, Proof-sheets, Book
Manuscripts, Samples, Sample Cards, Photograph-Cards,
Cards, Maps, Blanks, Blank Paper. Engravings, Envel-
opes. Seeds, Roots, Scions, and Printed Matter, (except
circulars and books,) will be rated at Two Cents for
every four ounces, or fraction thereof, pre-paid by
Stamps.
Double the above rates will be charged for Books.
Unsealed Circulars, not exceeding three in number,
shall pass at the single rate of Two Cents, and in that
proportion for a greater number, adding one rate for
three circulars, or less number thereof, directed to one
address.
By a recent law of Congress, all mailable inatter,
(excepting one copy of a newspaper to a regular sub-
scriber, and properly franked matter,) for points be-
tween the western boundary of Kansas and the eastern
boundary of California, .shall he subject to pre-paid
letter ratfS. This takes in the Territories between the
points indicated, supplied by the Overland Route.
Suggestions to the Public.
Post all letters and other mail matter as early as
practible before the advertised closing hours of the
mails. This is necessary to give time to face, assort and
stamp the letters, and also to avoid the risk of mistakes
likely to occur in a hurried distribution.
Direct letters in a clear, legible hand, giving the name
of the Post Office, County and State, in lull. There ai«
hundreds of instances in which the names of officesi
when written carelessly, closely resemble each otlie--.
For example, in Illinois we have Peru, Pera, Pana and
Peoria. If the County were always given, the risk of
mistaking one of these for the other would be avoided
The frequent miscarriage of letters is also largely at-
tributable to writing the wrong State, and to abbriviat-
ing the name of ihe^tate. Be sure to give the State
correctly, and write ft in full. Give ihe full name of
the person addressed, with residence, street and num-
ber, when known.
See that your letters are securely sealed before de-
positing in the Post Office. Attach the postage stamp
on the upper right hand corner in all cases, pressing the
envelope and stamp between the thumb and finger until
they firmly adhere. Avoid wetting the stamp too much
—the gummed side need be merely moistened. Leave
space between the stamp and direction for postmarking
without interfering with the writing.
Valuable letters should always be registered. If this
does not add security while in transit, it effectually pre-
vents letters from falling into the hands of wrong parties
after reaching their destination.
Letters to strangers or transient visitors in a town or
city, who.^e special address may be unknowji, should
marked, in the lower left hand corner, with the word
" Transient."
N. B. — A request for the return of a letter to the wri-
ter, if unclaimed wittiin thirty days or less, written or
printed, with the writer's name. Post Office and State
across the left hand end of the envelope, on the face side
will be complied with at the usual pre-paid rate of post-
age, payable when the letter is delivered to the writer
—[Section 28, Law of 1S03.]
Abingdon,
Knox
Apple River,
Jo Daviess
Adams,
Adams
Arcadia,
Morgan
Addison,
DuPage
Areola,
Coles
Adeline,
Ogle
Arenzville,
Cass
Ainsworth Station
, Cook
Argo,
Carroll
Akin,
Franklin
Arlington,
Bureau
Akron,
Eeoria
Armington,
Tazewell
Albany,
Whiteside
Armstrong,
Wabash
ALBION,
Edwards
Aroma,
Kankakee
Alden,
McHenry
Asbury,
LaSalle
ALEDO,
Mercer
Ash Grove,
Iroquois
Alexander,
Morgan
Ashkum,
Iroquois
Algonquin,
McHenry
Asliland,
Cass
Alhambia,
Madison
Ashley,
Washington
Alma,
Marion
Ashniore,
Coles
Alton,
Madison
Ash Ridge,
Massae-
Alum Rock,
LaSalle
Assumption,
Christian
Aniboy,
Lee
Astoria,
Fulton
Amity,
Livingston
Athens,
Menard
Ancona,
Livingston
Athensville,
Greene
Andalusia,
Rock Island
Atkinson,
Henry
Andover,
Henry
Atlanta,
Logan
Anna,
Union
Atlas,
Pike
Annapolis,
Ciawford
Attila,
Williamson
Annawan,
Henry
Auburn,
Sangamon
Antioch,
Lake
Augusta,
Haneoeu
Appanoose,
Hancock
Aurora,
Kane
Apple Creek,
Greene
Ava,
Jackson
Avery,
Jo Davies
Aviston,
Clinton
Avon,
Fulton
Babcock's Grove,
DuPage
Baden Baden,
Bond
Baileyville,
Ogle
Baiiibridge,
Williamson
Baldwinville,
Edgar
Bankston,
Saline
Bardolph,
McDonough
Barreville,
McHenrv
Barrington Station. Cook
Barr's Store,
Macoupin
Barry,
Pike
Basco,
Hancock
Bat.ivia,
Kane
B;Ues,
Sangamon
Bath,
Mason
B;.vlield,
Pope
BEARDSTOWN,
Cass
Beaver Creek,
Bond
Beaver Grove,
Iroquois
Beaverville,
Boone
Beck's Creek,
Shelby
l^edlbi'd,
Pike
Bedford ville,
Ilendersou
Belden,
McHenry
Belle Air,
Crawford
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Belle Fame,
Belle Plain,
Belle Prairie,
Belleview,
BELI-EVILLE,
BELVIDERE,
Bement,
BENTON,
Bentley Station,
Berlin,
Bernadotte,
Berryton,
Berwick,
Bethalto,
Bethel,
Beverly,
Bible Grove,
Big Foot Prairie,
Big Muddy,
Big Neck,
Big Prairie,
Bisi Rock,
Tazewell
Marshall
Hamilton
Calhoun
St. Clair
Boone
Piatt
Franklin
Hancock
Sangamon
Fulton
Cass
Warren
Madison
Morgan
Adams
Clay
McHenry
Franklin
Adams
Logan
Kane
Big Rush Creek, Jo Daviess
Big Spring, Shelby
Biggsville, Henderson
Birmingham, Schuyler
Bishop Hill, Henry
Blackberry, Kane
Blackberry Station, Kane
Black Walnut, Ogle
Blairsville, Williamson
Blandinsville, .Mc: 'enough
Blivin's Mills, McHenry
Blood's Point, DeKalb
Bloom, Cook
Bloomfield, Edgar
Bloomingdale, DuPage
BLOOMINGTON, McLean
Bloomville, Kankakee
Blue Grass, Vermillion
Blue Island, Cook
Blue Town, Tazewell
Blueville, Christian
Bluff-Dale, Greene
Bluffville, Carroll
Bond's Point, Christian
Bonus, Boone
Bonwell, Edgar
Book, Pope
Boot, Richland
Bourbonnais Grove, Kankakee
Bowensburgh, Hancock
Bowling Green, Fayette
Boynton, Tazewell
Braceville, Grundy
Bradford, Stark
Bradley, Jackson
Breese, Greene
Bremen, Randolph
Brenton, Ford
Brickton, Cook
Bridgeport, Lawrence
Brighton, Macoupin
Brimfield, Peoria
Bristol, Kendall
Bristol Station, Kendall
Broadwell, Losjan
Brooklyn,
Brookville,
Browning,
Bruce,
Brunswick,
Brush Creek,
Brushy Fork,
Bryant,
Buck,
Buck Horn,
Buckhart,
Buda,
Buena Vista,
Schuyler
Ogle
Schuyler
McDonough
Peoria
Wavne
Coles
Fukon
Hamilton
Brown
Christian
Bureau
Stephenson
Buffalo Prairie, Rock Island
Buford, Macoupin
Bulkley, Iroquois
Bunker Hill, Macoupin
Bureau Junction, Bureau
Burksville, Monroe
Burlington, Kane
Burns, Henry
Burnsville, McDonough
Burnt Prairie, White
Burritt, Winnebago
Burton, Adams
Bushnell, McDonough
Butler, Montgomery
Byron, Ogle
CAIRO, Alexander
CALEDONIA, Pulaski
Caledonia Station, Boone
Calhoun, Richland
Calumet, Cook
Caraargo, Coles
CAMBRIDGE, Henry
Camden, Schuyler
Camden Mills, Rock Island
Cameron, Warren
Campbell, Coles
Camp Grove, Stark
Camp Point, Adams
Canton, Fulton
Cape Ann's Rock, Calhoun
Capron, Boone
Carbon Cliff, Rock Island
Carbondale, Jackson
Gary, Pike
Carlinville, Macoupin
Carlyle, Clinton
Garment Prairie, Perry
CARMI, White
Carpentersville, Kane
CARROLLTON, Greene
CARTHAGE, Hancock
Gary Station, McHenry
Casev, Clark
Caseyville, St. Clair
Cass, DuPage
Catlin, Vermillion
Cave, Franklin
Cave in Rock, Hardin
Cayuga, Livingston
Cedar Bluff, Johnson
Cedarville, Stephenson
Center, Schuyler
Central City, Marion
Centralid, Marion
Use Wallace's Stomach Bitters and Wizard Salve.
Centre Point, Knox
Centre Ridge, Mercer
Cerro Gordo, Piatt
Chambersburgh, Pike
Champaign, Champaign
Chandlerville, Cass-
Channahon, Will
Chapin, Morgan
CHARLESTON, Coles
Chatham, Sangamon
Chatsworth, Livingston
Chattan, Adams
Chebanse, Iroquois
Chelsea, Will
Chemung. McHenry
Chenoa, McLean
Cherry Valley, Winnebago
Cherrv Point City, Edgar
CHESTER, Randoldph
Chesterfield, Macoupin
CHICAGO, . Cook
Chili, Hancock
Chillicothe, Peoria
Circleville, Tazewell
Clarion, Bureau
Clark Centre, Clark
Clay City, Clay
Clayton, Adams
Clear C'k Landing, Alexander
Clermont, Richland
Clifton, Iroquois
CLINTON, DeWitt
Clintonville, Kane
Clyde, Whiteside
Coal Valley, Rock Island
Coalville, Livingt^ton
Coatsburgh, Adams
Cobb, Randolph
Colchester, McDonough
Cold Spring, Shelby
Collins Station, Clinton
Collinsville, Madison
Colmar, McDonough
Cologne, Edgar
Colona Station, Henry
Columbia, Madison
Columbus, Adams
Como, Whiteside
Concord, Morgan
Conkey's Store, Vermillion
Constantinople, Jasper
Cooperstown, Brown
Copenhagen, DuPage
Copper Creek, Rock Island
Coral, McHenry
Cordova, Rock Island
Corinth, Williamson
Cornton, Cumberland
Cornville LaSalle
Cottage Grove, Douglas
Cottage Hill, DuPage
Cotton Hill, Sangamon
Cottonwood, Gallatin
Cottonwood Grove, Bond
Coultersville, Randolph
Council Hill, Jo Davies
Council Hill Station, JoDavies
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LIST OF POST OFFICES IN ILLINOIS. 289
Courtland Station
, DeKalb
Dubois,
Washington
Courtright's Mills
, Iroquois
Duck Creek,
\V;irren
Crab Orchard,
Williamson
Dudley,
Edgar
Crawford,
Gallatin
Dudleyville,
Bond
Crescent City,
Iroquois
Dun cannon,
Stephenson
Crete,
Will
Duncan's Mills,
Fulton
Crittenden,
Franklin
Dundas,
Richland
Cross Roads,
Wayne
Dundee,
Kane
Crow Meadows,
Marshall
J^unlieth,
Jo Daviess
Cruger,
Woodford
Dunton,
Co-.k
Crystal Lake,
McHenry
Dimn,
Moultrie
Cuba,
Fulton
DuPage,
Will
Curran,
Sangamon
Duquoin,
Perry
Cypress Creek.
Johnson
Durand Station,
Winnebago
Dakota,
Stephenson
Durham,
Hancock
Dallas City,
Hancock
D wight,
Livingston
Damascus,
Stephenson
Eagle,
LaSalle
Damiansville, .,,
Clinton
Eagle Cliffs,
Monroe
Danby,
DuFage
Eiigle Lake,
Will
Danforth,
Tazewell
Eagle Point,
Ogle
Danvers,
McLean
Earlville,
LaSalle
DANVILLE,
Vermillion
East Bend,
Ford
Darien,
Clark
East Burlington,
Kane
Darm Stadt,
St. Clair
East Cambridge,
Henry
Darwin,
Clark
East Fork,
Montgomery
Davis,
Stephenson
East Northfield,
Cook
Dawson,
Sangamon
East Paw Paw,
DeKalb
Daysville,
Ogle
East Peoria,
Tazewell
Dayton,
LaSalle
East St. Louis,
St. Clair
Dean'^ Corners,
Lake
East Sumner,
Kankakee
Dearborn,
McHenry
East Wheatland,
Will
DECATUR,
Macon
Eaton,
Crawford
Deep Cut
McHenry
Edgewood,
Efi&nc;liam
Deer Creek,
Tazewell
Edgington,
Rock Island
Deer Park,
LaSalle
EDWARDSVILLE, Madison]
Deer Plain,
Calhoun
Edwards Station,
Peoria
Deerfield,
Lake
EFFINGHAM,
Effingham
Deerfield Prairie,
DeKalb
Ela,
Lake
DeKalo Centre,
DeKalb
Elba,
Gallatin
Delavan,
Tazewell
Elbridge, '
Edgar
Delhi,
Jersey
Eldara,
I'tke
Del Rey,
Iroquois
Eldena,
Lee
Delta,
McLean
El Dorado,
Saline
Dement Station,
Ogle
Elerov,
Stephenson
Denny,
Warren
Elgin,'
Kane
Denver,
Hancock
Elida,
Winnebago
Derinda,
Jo Daviess
Eliza,
Mercer
DeSoto,
Jackson
Elizabeth,
Jo Daviess
Detroit,
Pike
ELIZaBETHTOWN, Hardin
DeWitt.
DeWitt
Elk Grove,
Cook
Diamond Lake,
Lake
Elkhart City,
Logan
Dillon,
Tazewell
Elk Horn,
Washington
Dix,
Jefferson
Elk Horn Grove,
Carroll
DIXON,
Lee
Elk ton.
Crawford
Doddsville,
Schuyler
Elkville,
Jackson
Dolton's Station,
Cook
Elliottstown,
Effingham
Dongola,
Union
Ellis Grove,
Randolph
Donelson,
Montgomery
Ellison,
Warien
Dorchester,
Macoupin
Ellisville,
Fulton
Dorset,
DeKalb
Ellsworth,
Stark
Dorsey,
Madison
Elm Grove,
Adams
Douglas,
Knox
Elmira,
Peoria
Dover,
Bureau
Elm Point,
Bond
Downer's Grove,
DuPage
Elmwood,
Peoria
Downs,
McLean
El Paso,
Woodford
Drury,
Rock Island
Elsah,
Jersey
Dry Point,
Shelby
Elvaston,
Hancock
Elwin,
El wood,
Embarrass,
Eminence,
Emma,
Empire,
Endor,
Enfield,
English 'Prairie,
Enterprise,
EQUALITY,
Erie,
Erin,
Etna,
Eugene,
Eureka,
Evans' Mill,
Evanston.
Evansville,
Ewing,
Ewiujton,
Exeter,
Fairburgh,
FAIRFIELD,
Fair Haven,
Fairmount,
Fairview,
Fair Weather,
Falls Creek,
Farina,
Farm Ridge,
Farmington,
Farmsville,
Farrowtown,
Fayette,
Fayetteville,
Ferdinand,
Fiatt,
Fidelity,
Fieldon,
Fillmore,
Fishhook,
Fitz Henrv,
Fitz Hill,"
Flagg Station,
Flat Rock,
Flint,
Flora,
Floraville,
Florence,
Florence Station,
Florid,
Forest City,
Forest Station,
Foreston,
Forksville,
Forsyth,
Fort Hill,
Fosterlnn-gh,
Fountain Green,
Four Mile Grove,
Fowler's Station,
Fox Lake,
Francisco,
Frankfort,
Franklin,
Franklin Grove,
Mai-on
Will
Edgar
Logan
White
Whiteside
Will
White
Mcllenry
Wayne
Galatin
Whiteside
McHenry
Coles
Knox
Woodford ■
Morgan
Cook
Randolph
Franklin
EfiBngham
Scott
Livingston
Wayne
CarVoH
Ve rmilioii
Fulton
Adams
Adams
Favette
La Salle
Fulton
Woodford
Calhoun
Greene
St. Clair
Mercer
Fulton
Jcisey
Jersey
Montgomerv
Pike
Ogle
Franklin
Ogle
Crawford
Pike
Clay
St. ClaiV
Pike
Stephons'n
Putnam
Mason
Livimrston
^Oglc
Lake
Macon
Lake
Madison
Hancock
LaSalle
Adams
Lake
Montgomery
Franklin
Morgan
Lee
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290
LIST OF POST OFFICES IN ILLINOIS.
Franconia,
Richland GREENUP,
Cumberland Highland Park,
Lake
Fredricksville,
Schuyler Greenvale,
JoDaviess
High Point,
Mercer
Fredonia,
Williamson GREENVILLE.
Bond
HILLSBORO,
Montgomery
Freeburg,
St. Clair Greenwood,
McHenry
lill's Grove,
McDonough
Freedom,
LaSalle Gridley,
McLean
loUand,
Shelby
Free land,
DeKalh Griggsville,
Pike
lolliday.
Macoupin
Freeinanton,
Effingham Grimm,
St. Clair
lollowayyille.
Bureau
FREEPORT,
Stephenson Grinton,
Will
nlolt's Prairie,
Perry
Freemont Centre,
Lake Griswold,
Hamilton
lome.
Wayne
French Villaf:;e,
St. Clair Grouse,
Kane
Homer,
Champaign
Friend Grove,
Wabash
iroveland.
Tazewell
Hooker,
Shelby
Friendship,
McDonough
Gtuilford,
JoDaviess
Hopedale,
Tazewell
Friendsville,
Wabash
Hadley,
Will
Hopewell,
Macon
Fulleisburgh,
DuPage
3adley's Station,
Lawrence
Hopper's Mills,
Henderson
Fuller's Point,
Coles
Hagley,
Cass
Hord,
Clay
FULTON,
Whiteside
Bainesville,
Lake
Hornsby,
Macoupin
Gage's Lakes,
Lake
flaldane,
Ogle
Houghton,
Jo Daviess
GALENA,
JoDaviess
Hale,
Ogle
Howard's Point,
Fayette
Galesburg,
Knox
Half Day,
Lake
Howardsville,
Stephenson
Gallatia,
Saline
Hallock"
Peoria
Howlett,
Sangamon
Galloway,
LaSalle
Halltown,
Saline
Howselville,
Edgar
Galum,
Perry
Hamburg,
Calhoun
Iloyleton,
Washington
Galva,
Henry
Hamilton,
Hancock
Hudson,
McLean
Gap Grove,
Lee
Hiimlet,
Mercer
Hume,
Whiteside
Garden Plain,
Whiteside
Hamlin,
McLean
Huntley Grove,
McHenry
Garden Prairie,
Boone
Hampshire,
Kane
Huntsville,
Schuyler
Gardner,
Grundv
Hampton,
^Rock Island
Hurricane,
Montgomery
Gard's Point,
Wabasii
Hanover,
JoDaviess
Hutsonville,
Crawford
Genesee Grove,
Whiteside
HARDIN,
Calhoun
Hutton,
Coles
Geneseo,
Henry
Hardinsville,
Crawford
Hyde Park,
Cook
GENEVA,
Kane
Hark,
Shelby
latan,
Morgan
Genoa,
DeKalb
Harker's Corners,
Peoria
Illinois City,
Rock Island
Georgetown,
Vermilion
Harlem,
Winnebago
Illinoistown,
St. Clair
Germantown,
Clinton
Harmony,
McHenry
IlliopoHs Station
, Sangamon
Gibson,
Knox
Harris Grove,
Jefferson
Indianola,
Vermilion
Giiead,
{Calhoun
HARRISBURGH
, Saline
Industry,
McDonough
Gilgal,
Pike
Harrison,
Winnebago
Ingraham,
Clay
Gillespie,
Macoupin
Harrisonville,
Monroe
Ionia,
. Warren
Gilman,
Iroquois
Harristown,
Macon
Ipava,
Fulton
Gilmer,
Lake
Hartford,
Saline
Iroquois,
Iroquois
Girard,
Macoupin
Harvard,
McHenry
Irving,
Montgomery
Glasgow,
Scott
Hat Island,
Jackson
Irvington,
Washington
Glencoe,'
Cook
HAVANA,
Mason
Island Creek,
Jasper
Glendale,
Pope
Havelock,
Cook
JACKSONVILLE, Morgan
Glenwood Mills,
Livingston
Hazel Dell,
Cumberland
Jamestown,
Clinton
Godfrev,
Madison
Hazlett,
Rock Island
Jefferson,
Cook
GOLCONDA,
Pope
Hebron,
McHenry
Jeff'ns Corners,
Whiteside
Good Hope,
McDonough
Hecker,
Monroe
Jeffersonville,
Wayne
Gooding's Grove
Will
Hemlo,
Whiteside
Joricho,
Kane
Goose Island,
Alexandei
Henderson,
Knox
JERSEYVILLE
Jersey
Grafton,
Jersey
HENNEPIN,
Putnam
Johnsburg,
McHenry
Grand Chain,
Pulaski
Henry,
'Marshall
Johnsonville,
Wayne
Grand Detour,
Ogle
Herman's Store,
Washington
Johnstown,
Cumberland
Grand Piairie,
Kankakee
Hermon,
Knox
JOLIET,
Will
Grand Tower,
Jackson
Herndon,
Montgomery
JONESBORO,
Union
Grand View,
Edgai
Herrins' Prairie,
Williamsoi.
Jordan,
Vermilion
Grande Cote Prairie, Perr>
Hersman's
Brown
Jordan's Grove,
Randolph
Grantsburgh,
Johnsoi
Ileyworth,
McLean
Junction,
DuPage
Granville,
Putnan
Hickory,
Lake
Junction Grove,
Cook
Grnyville,
White
Hickory Creek,
Fayette
Kane,
Greene
Greasy,
Macoupii
Hickory Grove,
Massac
Kaneville,
Kane
Greeiibush,
Warrer
Hickor> Hill,
Marion
KANKAKEE CITY, Kankakee
Green Dale,
Marioi
Hickory Ridge,
Hancock
K^ansas,
Edgar
Greenfield,
Green t
> Hick's Mills,
DeKalb
Kappa,
Woodford
Green Garden,
Wil
Hidalgo,
Jaspei
IvASKASKIA,
Randolph
Greenland,
Fayette
Higginsville,
Vermilion
Keene,
Adams
Green River,
Henr\
Highland,
Madison
llCeenville,
Wayne
Use West's Pulmonary Balsam for Coughs and Colds.
"»»»,
Take no Baking Powder but Biddle & Hoagland's.
LIST OF POST OFFICES IN ILLINOIS.
291
KEITHSBURG,
Mercer
Lima,
Adams
Manchester,
Scott
Kendall,
Kendall
Limerick,
Bureau
Manito,
Mason
Kent,
Stephenson
Limestone,
Kankakee
Manlius,
LaSalle
Kentucky,
Vermilion
LLYCOLN,
Logan
Man^field,
Kendall
Keokuk Junction,
Adams
Lincoln Green,
Johnson
Maradosia,
Morgan
Kewanee,
Henry
Lindenwood,
Ogle
Mantcno,
Kankakee
Keyesport,
Clinton
Lisbon,
Kendall
Maple Grove,
Edwaids
Kickapoo,
Peoria
Lisle Station,
DuPage
Maples Mill,
Fulton
Kilb'ick,
Ogle
Litchfield,
Montgomery
Maipion,
Knox
Kinderhook,
Pike
Little Muddy,
Franklin
MarccUine,
Adams
King's Mills,
Kane
Little Rock,"
Kendall
Marengo,
McHenry
Kingsburg,
Whiteside
Little York,
Warren
Marietta,
Fulton
Kingston,
DeKalb Littleton,
Schuyler
Marine,
Madison
Kingston Mines,
Peoria
Lively,
St. Clair
MARIOX,
Williain.^on
Kinmundy,
Marion
Lively Grove,
Washington
Mai'issa,
St. Clair
Kintyre,
Winnebago
Liverpool,
Fulton
Markanda,
Jackson
Kishwaukee,
Winnebago
Livingston,
Clark
Maroa,
Macon
Knight's Grove,
St Clair
Loami,
Sangomon
Marrow Bone,
Moultrie
KNOXVILLE,
Knox
Lock,
LaSalle
Marseilles,
LaSalle
Kyte River,
Ogle
Lockport,
Will
MARSHALL,
Clark
Lacey,
DeKalb
Locust Grove,
Williamson
Martinsburgh,
Pike
LaClair,
DeKalb
Lodi Station,
Kane
Martinsville,
Clark
LaClede,
Fayette
Logan,
Edgar
Marysville,
Vermilion
LAC ON,
Marshall
Logansport,
Hamilton
Mascoutah,
St. Clair
Laenna,
Logan
London City,
Fayette
Mason,
Effingham
Lafayette,
Stark
Lone Tree,
Bureau
Mattison,
Cook
LaFox,
Kane
Long Grove,
Lake
Mattoon,
Coles
LaHarpe,
Hancock
Long Point,
Livingston
Maynardsville,
Calhoun
Lake Creek,
Williamson
Long Prairie,
Wayne
Mazon,
Grundy
Lake Forrest,
Lake
Looking Glass,
Clinton
Mechanicsburg,
Sangamon
Lake Zurich,
Lake
Loran,
Stephenson
Millington,
Kendall
Lamb's Point,
Madison
Lostant,
LaSalle
Meliose,
Clark
Lamoille,
Bureau
London Citv,
Fayette
Mendota,
LaSalle
Lanark,
Carroll
LOUISVILLE,
Clay
Mendon,
Adams
Lancaster,
Cass
Lovilla,
Hamilton
Meridian,
LaSalle
Lane's Cross R'ds
Hamilton
Lowland,
St. Clair
Merrimack Pt.
Monroe
Langdon,
Peoria
Low Point,
Woodford
MATAMORA,
Woodford
Lansinc,
Cook
Lowell,
LaSalle
METROPOLIS,
Ma.-sac
Laona,
Winnebago Loxa,
Coles
Middle Creek,
Hancock
LaPrairie,
Adams
Luda,
Ogle
Middle' Grove,
Fulton
LaPrairie Centre,
Marshall
Lusk,
Pope
MIDDLEPORT,
Iro(|uois
Larkinsburgh,
Clay
Lynchburg,
Jefferson
Middk'town.
Logan
LaSalle,
LaSalle
Lyndon,
Wh iteside
Midway,
Fulton
Lawndale,
Logan
Lynn Grove,
Henry
Mier,
Wabash
Lawn Ridge,
Marshall
Lynnville,
M organ
Miles" Station,
Macoupin
Lawrence,
McHenry
Lyons,
Cook
Milford,
Irotpiois
LAWRENCE V.,
Lawrence
Lyonsville,
Cook
Millburn,
Lake
Lebanon,
St. Clair
McConnell's Gr.
Steph ensou
Milledgeville,
Carroll
Lee Centre,
Lee
McGary,
H ancock
Millersbur'j;h,
Meicer
Leesvillc,
Boone
McHenry,
M c Henry
Mills Prairie.
Edwai-d.s
Leland,
LaSalle
McLean,
McLean
Millstadt,
St. Clair
Lemont,
Cook
McLeansboro,
Hamilton
Miluiine,
Piatt
Lena,
tephenson
Macedonia,
Hamilton
Milo,
Bureau
Lenzburg,
St. Clair
Mackinaw,
Tazewell
Milroy,
Knox
Leon,
Whiteside
MACOMB,
M Donough
Milton,
Pike
L'Erable,
Iroquois
Macon,
Macon
Milton Station,
Coles
LeRoy,
McLean
Macys Town,
Monroe
Miner,
L.iSalle
Lester,
Marion
Madison,
M adison
Mineral,
Bureau
Lewis,
Kendall
Magnolia,
P utnam Mineral Springs,
Pike
LEWISTOWN,
Fulton
Mahomet,
Cham paign Mincrsville,
Ileniv
Lexington,
McLean
Main,
Cook Minonk,
Woodford
Leyden,
Cook
Mainville.
CookJMinooka,
Grundy
Leyden Centre,
Cook
Majority Pt.
Cumberland Mi tcliellsville,
Saline
Liberty,
Adams
Maiden,
Bureau! Mitchie,
^lonroe
Libertyville,
Lake
Mai ma.
DeKalbl Moccasin,
Effingham
Lick Creek,
Union
Malta,
DeKalb! Mode,
Shclbv
Light House,
Ogle
Malugin Grove
Lee ilodena.
Staru
:Use Wallace's
Pile Panacea and^Fe
imily Medic
ines.
292
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LIST OF POST OFFICES IN ILLINOIS.
Mokeiia,
Will
Moline,
Rock Island
Monience,
Kankakee
Monee,
Will
MONMOUTH,
Warren
Monroe Centie,
Ogle
Monroe City,
Monroe
Monterej^
Calhoun
Montezuma,
Pike
Mont'j;oinery.
Kane
MOXTICELLO,
Piatt
Monument,
Pike
Moore's Prairie,
Jefferson
Morlaa!s Grove,
Wayne
More,
Madison
MORRIS,
Grundy
MORRISON,
Whiteside
Morristown,
Henry
-Moitansville,
Sangamon
Morton,
Tazewell
Moscow,
Union
Mossville,
Peoria
Moulton,
Shelby
Moultor.ville,
Madison
Mound City,
Pulaski
Mound Station,
Brown
Mount Auburn,
Christian
MOUNT CARMEL, Wabash
MT. CARROLL,
Carroll
Mount Erie,
Wayne
Mount Uowley,
Peoria
MOUNT MORRIS, Ogle
Mount Palatine,
Putnam
Mount Pleasant,
Union
Mount Pulaski,
Logan
MT. STERLING,
Brown
Mt. Sunnier,
Jo Daviess
MT. VERNON,
Jefferson
Moweaqua,
Shelby
Mud Creek,
St. CJai'i
Mulberry Grove,
Bond
Mule Creek,
Cumberland
Munson,
Heur}
MURPIIYSBORO
, Jackson
Murraysville,
Morgan
Myersville,
Vermilion
Nachusa,
Lee
NAPERVILLE,
DuPagt
Naples,
Scott
NASHVILLE,
Wasniigton
Nauvoo,
flarcock
Nebo,
Pike
Neelyville,
Morgan
Negro Lick,
Greene
Nelson,
Lee
Neoga,
Cumberland
Nepoiiset,
Bureau
Nevada,
Stepliensoi
New Baltimore,
Wayne
New Bedford,
Bureau
New Berlin,
Sangamon
New Boston,
"Mercei
New Bremen,
Cook
New Clyde,
Whiteside
New Columbia,
Massac
New Douglas,
Miidison
New Gennessee,
■Whiteside
New Harmony,
SangamoH
Olive,
Lawrence
New Hartford,
Pike
OLNEY,
Richland
New Haven,
Gallatin
Omega,
Marion
New Hebron,
Crawford
Omph Ghent,
Madison
New Hope,
Wabash
Onarga,
Iroquois
New Jordan,
Whiteside
Oneco,
Stephenson
New Lebanon,
DeKalb
Oneida,
Knox
New Lennox,
Will
Ontario,
Knox
New Liberty,
Pope
Ophir,
LaSalle
New Market,
Gallatin
OQUAKA,
Henderson
New Massillon,
Wayne
Orange Prairie,
Peoria
New Maysville,
Pike
Orangeville,
Stephenson
New Michigan,
Livingston
OREGON,
Ogle
New Middleton,
Marion
Orion,
Henry
New Milford,
Winnebago
Orland,
Cook
New PhiladePa,
McDonough
Orleans,
Morgan
New Providence,
Greene
Osage,
Franklin
New Rutland,
LaSalle
Osceola,
Stark
New Salem,
Pike
Ostend,
McHenry
Newark,
Kendall
OSWEGO,
Kendall
Newl)erne,
Jersey
Otsego,
Lake
Newcomb,
Champaign
OTTAWA,
LaSalle
Newell,
Vermilion
Otter Creek.
Jersey
Newman,
Douglas
Otto,
Fulton
Newport,
Lake
Ottsville,
Bureau
News,
Calhoun
Owaneco,
Christian
NEWTON,
Jasper
Oxbow,
Putnam
Ney,
DeKalb
Oxford,
Henry
Niantic,
Macon
Padua,
McLean
Night's Prairie,
Hamilton
Paine's Point,
Ogle
Niles,
Cook
Palatine,
Cook
Niles Centre,
Cook
Palermo,
Edgar
Nilwood,
Macoupin
PALESTINE,
Crawford
Noble,
Richland
Palmer's Prairie,
Jersey
Nokomis,
Montgomery
Palmyra,
Macoupin
Nora,
Jo Daviess
Palo Alto,
Hamilton
Normal,
McLean
Paloma,
Adams
Norris,
Fulton
Palos,
Cook
North Hampton,
Peoria
Pan a.
*Christian
North Henderson
, Mercer
Panola Station,
Woodford
North Kingston,
DeKalb
Paradise,
Coles
North Plato,
Kane
PARIS, •
Edgar
North Prairie,
Knox
Parish,
Franklin
Northfield,
Cook
Parkersburg,
Richland
Northville,
LaSalle
Park's Corners,
Boone
Norway,
LaSalle
Patoka,
Marion
Nunda Station,
McHenry
Pavilion,
Kendall
Oak,
Pope
Paw Paw Grove,
Lee
Oak Dale,
_.■> ingston
Pawnee,
Sangamon
Oak Park,
Cook
PAXTON,
Ford
Oak Point,
Clark
Pay son.
Adams
Oak Ridge,
Menard
Pearl,
Pike
Oakalla,
Iroquois
Pecatonica,
Wsnnebago
Oakland,
Coles
PEKIN,
Tazewell
Oakley,
Macon
Pellonia,
Massac
Oblong,
Crawford
Pennington Point
, McDon'h
Oconee Station,
Shelby
Pennsylvania,
Rock Island
Ocova,
Livingston
PEORIA,
Peoria
Odell,
Livingston
Peotone,
Will
Odin,
Marion
Pera Station,
Champaign
O'Fallon Depot,
St. Clair
Perry,
Pike
Ogle Station,
Lee
Perryton,
Mercer
Ohio,
Bureau
Peru,
LaSalk-
Okaw,
Washington
Pesotum,
Champaign
Old Farm,
Lawrence
PETERSBURGH,
ilenard
Old Ripley,
Bond
Betty's,
Lawrence
Olena,
Henderson
Philiipstown,
White
Use Wallace's Green Mountain Ointment.
Retailers of Domestics, Silks, Shawls, Dress Goods, Hosiery, Gloves, Notions.
LIST OF POST OFFICES li^ ILLINOIS.
293
Philo,
Champaign
Rapids City,
Rock Island
Sacramento,
White
Piasa,
Macoupin
Raritan,
Henderson
Sagetown,
Henderson
Pickwick,
Jaspar
Readihg,
Livingston
Sagone,
DuPage
Hancock
Pierce,
Will
Rectorville,
Hamilton
St. xVlbans,
Pierceville,
DeKalb
Red Bank,
Saline
Saint Anne,
Kankakee
Pilot,
Vermilion
Red Bud,
Randolph
St. Augustine,
Fulton
Pin Oak,
Wayne
Renault,
Monroe
St. Chai'les,
Kane
PINGKNEYVILLE, Peirv
Reynoldsburgh,
Johnson
Saint Francisvillc,
Lawrence
Pine Rock,
Ogle
Rhode's Point,
Macoupin
Saint Jacob,
iladison
Pingiee Gro.ve,
Kane
Richfield.
Adams
Saint John,
F.-rry
Pink Prairie,
Henry
Richland,
Sangamon
Saint Joseph's,
Chamjiaigii
PITTSFIRLD,
Pike
Richland Grove,
Mercer
Saint Marie,
J aspL-r
Plain View,
Macon])in
Richmond,
McIIenry
Saint Mary's
Hancock
Plainfield,
Will
Richview,
Washington
Saint Morgan,
Madison
Piano,
Kendall
Ridge Farm,
Vei'milion
Saint Theodore,
Morgan
Plato,
Iroquois
Ridgefield,
McHenry
S.iLEM,
Alurion
Plattvlile,
Kendall
Ridgely,
■ Madison
Saline Mills,
Gallatin
Pleasant Corners
, Jo Daviess
Ridge Prairie,
St. Clair
Salisbury.
Sangamon
Pleasant Green,
Stark
Ridott,
Stephenson
Salt Creek,
Effingham
Pleasant Grove,
Wavne
Riley,
McHenry
Sam'sville,
Edward
Pleasant Hill,
Pike
Ringgold,
Cook
San Jose,
Mason
Pleasant Mound,
Bond
Ringwood,
McHenry
Sand Lake,
Lake
Pleasant Plains,
Stine:amon
Rinosa '
Iroquois
Sandoval,
Marion
Pleasant Prairie,
"Bond
Ripley,
Brown
Sandwich,
DeKalb
Pleasant liidge.
Rock Island
Risdon,
St. Clair
Sangamon Station
, Macon
Pleasant Vale,
Pike
Rising Sun,
Macoupin
Santa Anna,
De Witt
Pleasant Valley,
Jo Davies
Rivola,
Mercer
Sania Fe,
Alexander
Pleasant View,
Schuyler
Roanoke,
Woodford
Sarahsville,
Williamson
Plum Hill,
Washington
Robin's Nest,
Peoria
Sardinia,
Pike
Plum River,
Jo Davies
ROBINSOM,
Crawford
Savannah,
Carroll
Plymouth,
Hancock
Robinson Creek,
Shelby
Saxon,
Henry
Pocliahontas,
Bond
Robinson's Mills,
Menaid
Baybrook,
ilcLean
Poi.it Pleasant,
Vermilion
Rochelle,
Ogle
Scales Mound,
Jo Davies
Polo,
Ogle
Rocliester,
Sangannm
School,
White
Pols^rove,
Carroll
Rochester's Mills,
W^abash
Scott,
LaSalle
Pond Pike,
Massac
Rock,
Pope
Scottville,
Macoupin
PONTIAO,
Livingston
Rockbridge,
Greene
Secor,
Woodt'(5rd
Pontoosuc,
Hancock
Rock Creek,
Carroll
Selby Station,
Bureau
Pope Creek,
Mercer
Rock Grove,
Stephenson
Seller's Landing,
Hardin
Poplar Grove,
Boone
ROCK ISLAND,
Rock Island
Selma,
McLean
Port Byron,
Rock Island
Rock Run,
Stephenson
Seneca,
LaSalle
Portland,
Whiteside
ROCKFORD,
Winnebago
Sennex,
McLean
PRAIRIE CITY,
McDonough
Rockland,
Lake
Serene,
L:iSalle
Prairie Creek,
Logan
Rock port.
Pike
Shabbona's Grove,
DeKalb
Prairie du Roche
•, Randolph
Rockton,
Winnebago
Shabbonicr,
Favette
Prairie Hill,
Williamson
llockville.
Kaidtakee
SHAWNEETOWN, Gallatin
Prairie Home,
Shelby
Rock wood.
Randolph
Shannon,
Carroll
Pi'airie Mound,
Favette
Roland,
White
Sharon,
Henry
Prairie Pond,
DeKalb
Rome,
Jelierson
Shaumburg,
Cook
Prairie Town,
Madison
Rook's Creek,
■ Livingston
Sh;Vw's Point,
Macoui)in
Pre-emption,
Mercer
Rosamond,
Christian
Sheffield,
Bureau
Prentice,
Morgan
Roscoe,
Winnebago
SHELBYVILLE,
Shelby
Preston,
Randolph
Rose Hill,
Jasper
Sheldon,
Iroquois
PRINCETON,
Bureau
Rosefield,
Peoria
Sheldon's Grove,
Schuyler
Prineeville,
Peoria
Rosocrans,
Lake
Sherburnville,
Kank;ikee
Prophetstown,
Whiteside
Rosoville,
Warren
Sherman,
Sanjamon
Providence,
Bureau
Ross' Grove,
DeKalb
Shiloh,
St. Clair
Proviso,
Cook
Rossville,
Vermilion
Shiloh Hill,
Randolph
Pula?ki,
Hancock
Round Grove,
Wliiteside
Shinns Point,
Johnson
Pulley's Mills,
Williamson
Rosetta,
Henderson
Shipman,
Macoupin
QUIiN'CY,
Adams
Ruma.
Randolph
Shirland,
Winnebago
Raccoon,
Marion
Rural,
Rock Island
Shirley,
McLean
RALEIGH,
Saline
Rural Retreat,
Coles
Slioal Creek Station, Clinton
Ramsey,
Fayette
Rusa,
Jo Davies
Shokokon,
Henderson
Randolph,
McLean
RUSHVILLE,
Schuyler
Shop Creek, Montgomery
Raneysburg,
Washington
Russellville,
Lawrence
Sidney,
Chami)aign
Rantoul,
Champaign
Rutland,
Kane
Si gel,"
Will
Use West's Pulm
onary Balsam for C(
DUghs and Colds.
Biddle & Hoagland's is the only reliable Baking Powder.
294
LIST OF POST OFFICES IN ILLINOIS,
Silver Creek,
Stephenson Tavlor,
.Ogle
Victor Centre,
DeKaib
Slackwater,
Stark TAYLORSYILLE
Christian
Victoria,
Knox
Smithton,
St. Clair Tennessee,
McDnnough
VIENNA,
Johnson
Smithville,
Peoria Tentopolis,
Effingham
Villa Ridge,
Pulaski
Snachwine,
Putnam Terre Haute,
Henderson
Viola,
Mercer
Snicarte,
Mason Thebes,
Alexander
Virdin,
Macoupin
Sodorus,
Cham]5aigu The Grove,
Cook
Virgil,
Fulton
Solon Mills,
McHenry Thomasboro,
Champaign
Virginia,
Cass
Somerset,
Saline Thompson's Mills,
Jo Daviess
Wakefield,
Richland
Sonionauk,
DeKaib Thomson,
Carroll
Walbridge,
Pulaski
Sonera,
Hancock Thornton,
Cook
Wales,
Ogle
South America,
Saline Thornton Station
Cook
Walker's Neck,
Brown
Southampton,
Peoria Tilion,
Veimilion
Walkerville,
Greene
South Grove,
DeKaib Timber,
Peoria
Wallingford,
Will
South Hampton,
GaUatin Time,
Pike
Walnut,
Bureau
South Northfield,
Cook Tiskilwa,
Bureau
Walnut Grove,
Knox
South Pass,
Union Tiwnpity,
Henderson
Walnut Hill,
Marion
South Port,
Peoria Tobacco,
Johnson
Walshville,
Montgomery
South Prairie,
Henderson Tolono,
Champaign
Wanda,
Madison
South Willow Creek, Lee Tolula,
Menard
Wapclla,
DeWitt
South Wheatland
Mason Toiiica,
LaSalle
Warren,
Jo Daviess
Spark's Hill,
Hardin Topeka,
Mason
Warrensvilie,
DuPage
Sparland,
Marsliall TOULOxV,
Stark
Warsiiw,
Hancock
Sparta,
Randoipli Towauda,
McLean
Washburn,
Marshall
Specie Grove,
Kendall Tower Hill,
Shelby
Washington,
Tazewell
Spencer,
Will Town Line,
Warren
Washington Centre, Will
Spring Bay,
Woadford.Town Mount,
Franklin
Wataga,
Knox
Spring Garden,
Jefferson Tracy,
Will
WATERLOO,
Monroe
Spring Grove,
Warren Tremont,
Tazewell
Waterman's Mill
s, Stephenson
Spring Hill.
Whiteside Trenton,
Clinton
Watertown,
Rock Island
SPRINGFIELD,
Sangamon Triumph,
LaSalle
Watseka,
Iroquois
Springville,
Coles Trivola,
Peoria
Watson,
Sangamon
Squaw Grove,
De Kalb Troy,
Madison
Wauconda,
Lake
Staunton,
Macoupiu Troy Grove,
LaSalle
W AUK EG AN,
Lake
Steam Mill,
Schuyler Trumbull,
Macoupin
Waverly,
Morgan
Sterling,
Whiteside Truro,
Knox
Wayland,
Schuyler
Stiflesville,
Crawford Truxton,
Bureau
Wayne,
DuPage
Stirrup Grove,
Macoupin Turner,
DuPage
Waynesville,
DeWitt
Stockton,
Jo Daviess TUSCOLA,
Douglas
Webb's Prairie,
Franklin
Stone Fort,
Saline
Tyler,
Winnebago
Webster,
Hancock
Stone's Prairie,
Adams Ullin,
Pulaski
Weller,
Henry
Stonington,
Christian Undina,
Kane
Wenona Station
Marshall
Stratlin,
Edgar Union,
McHenry
Wentworth,
Lake
Stringtown,
Richland Union Grove,
Whiteside
West Hall,
Warren
Sublette,
Lee Union Hill,
Kankakee
West Jersey,
Stark
Sugar Grove,
Kane
Union Point,
Union
West Point,
Hancock
SULLIVAN,
Moultrie
Union Town,
Knox
West S.ilem,
Edwards
Sulphur Springs,
Williamson
Unionville,
Massac
Western Saratog
a, , Union
Sunimcr Hill,
Pike
Unity,
Alexander
Westfield,
Clark
Sumiuerfield,
St. Clair
Upper Alton,
Madison
West Hallock,
Peoria
Sumuierville,
Peoria
URBANA,
Champaign
West Northfield,
Cook
Summit,
Cook
Ursa,
Adams
Wetaug,
Pulaski
Summon,
Fulton
Utah,
Warren
Wethersfield,
Henry
Sumner,
Lawrence
Utica,
LaSalle
Wetweather,
Jasper
Suniut-r Centre,
Kankakee
Valley,
Stark
Wheatfield,
Sangamon
Sunbeam,
Mercer
Van IBuren,
DeKaib
Wheaton,
DuPage
Sunbury,
Livingston
Vencil's Point,
Macoupin
Wheeling,
Cook
Sutton's Point,
Clay
VAN D ALIA,
Fayette
White Hall,
Greene
Swan Creek,
Warren
Vedder,
CalKoun
White Oak,
Montgomery
Sweet Water,
Menard
Venedy,
Washington
White Oak Springs, Brown
SYCAMORE,
DeKaib
Veui,
Effingham
White Rock,
Ogle
Sj'lvan Dale,
Hancock
Venice,
Madison
White Willow,
Kendall
Sylvia,
Schuyler
Vera,
Fayette
Whitefield,
Marshall
Table Grove,
Fulton
Vermilion,
Edgar
Whitley's Point,
Moultrie
Tamaroa,
Perrv
Vermilionvillfe,
LaSalle
Williamsville,
■ Sangamon
Tama rock,
Will
Vermont,
Fulton
Willow,
Jo Daviess
Tanner,
■ Ogle
Versailles,
Brown
Willow Creek,
Lee
Use Wallace's Stomach Bitters and Wizard Salve.
Biddle &HoagIand's Baking Powder is the best and clieapest
LIST OF POST OFFICES IN INDIANA. 295
Willow Hill,
Jasper
Willow Springs,
Cook
Wilmington,
Will
Wilson,
Mason
WINCHESTER,
Scott
Windsor,
Shelby
Winfield,
DiiPage
Winnebago Dep.
Winnebago
Winnetka,
Cook
Winslow,
Stephenson
Woburn,
Bond
Woodburn,
Macoupin
Woodbury,
Cumberland
Woodhull,
Henrv
Woodside,
Sangamon
Woodson,
Morgan
WOODSTOCK,
McHenry
WoodviUe,
Adams
Wool,
Pope
VVoosung,
Ogle
Worthington,
Jackson
VVyanet,
Bureau
Wyoming,
Stark
Wythe,
Hancock
Xenia,
Clay
Yale,
Jas'per
Yankee Hollow,
Yates City,
Yellow Creek,
Yellowhead Grov
York,
York Centre,
York Xeck,
Yorktown,
YorkviUe,
Young America,
Zanesville,
Zif,
Zion,
Jo Daviess
Knox
Stephenson
e, Kankakee
Clark
Dul'age
Adams
Bureau
Kendall
Warren
Montgomery
Wayne
Morgan
LIST OF POST OFFICES IN INDIANA.
Aberdeen,
Ohio
Ashley's Mills,
»•— «
Montgomery
Abington,
Wayne
Ashland,
Henr_y
Acton,
Marion
Atkinsouyille,
Owen
Adair,
Marion
Attica,
Fountain
Adams,
Decatur
Aubbeenaubbee,
Fulton
Akron,
Fulton
Auburn,
DeKalb
Alamo,
Montgomery
Augusta Station
Marion
Albany,
Delaware
Aurora,
Dearborn
Albion,
Noble
Austin,
Scott
Alden,
Marshall
Avilla,
Noble
Alexandria,
Madison
Azalia,
Bartholomew
Alfont,
Madison
Baker's Mills,
Jackson
Alfordsville,
Dayies
Bainbridge,
Putnam
Allensyille,
1 Switzerland
Bahika,
Randolph
Alligator,
Owen
Ballstown,
Ripley
Alpha,
Scott
Baltimore,
Warren
Alquina^
Fayette
Barber's Mills,
Wells
Alto,
Howard
Barbersville,
Jefferson
Alton,
Crawford
Barren,
Harrison
Alvarado,
Steuben
Bartonia,
Randolph
America,
Wabash
Batehara,
Sullivan
Americas,
Tippecanoe
Batesville,
Ripley
Amity,
Johnson
Battle Ground,
Tippecanoe
Amsterdam,
Cass
Bayou Mills.
Huntington
Anderson,
Madison
Be.in Blossom,
Brown
Andersonvilie,
Franklin
Bear Branch,
Ohio
Angola,
Steuben
Bear Creek,
Jay
AnguilJa,
Clay
Beaver Dam,
Kosciusko
Annapolis,
Parke
Beck's Mills.
Washiai^ton.
Anoka,
Cass
Beckyille,
Montgouiery
Antioch,
Huntington
Bedford,
Lawrence.
Arba,
Randolph
Beech Grove
Rush
Arcadia,
Hamilton
Beechy Mire,
Union
Arcana,
Grant
Belden,
Wabash
Areola,
Alien
Belle Air,
Clav
Arctic,
DeKalb
Bellmore,
Parke
Avgos,
Marsluill
Belleville,
Hendricks
Aruiiesburg,
Parke
Rennettsville,
Clark
Arriey,
Owen
Bennington,
Sivitzerlaiui
Ascension,
Sullivan
Benton,
Elkhart
Ashborough
Clay
Bentouville,
Fayette
Benville,
Berlin,
Bethany,
Bethel,
Bethleham,
Bigelow's Mills,
Big Springs,
Blllingsville,
Bird's Eye,
Black Creek,
Black Hawk Mills
Black Oak Ridge,
Blairsville,
Bloom,
Bloomfield,
Bloomingburg,
Bloomingdale,
Blooming Grove,
Bloomingsport,
Bloouiington,
Blountsvillc,
Blue Creek,
Blue Grass,
Blue Lick,
Blue Rid^e,
Bluff Creek,
Bluff Point,
Bluffton,
Bock's Mills,
Bono,
Boon Grove,
Boonville,
Boston,
Boundary,
B()url)on,
Bourie,
!5oviiie,
Bowling Green.
Boxley.
Boydston's Mills,
Bradford,
Jennings
Clinton
Parke
AV^ayne
Clark
Laporte
Laporte
Union
Dubois
Sullivan
, Posey
Daviess
Posey
Rush
Greene
Fulton
Parke
Franklin
Randol|)h
Monroe
Henry
Franklin
Fulton
Ciaik
Shelby
Johnson
Jay
Wells
Madison
Lawrence
Porter
^\'arrack
Wa\iic
Jav
Marshall
Noble
Gibson
Clay
Hamilton
Kosciusko
Harrison
HOOT & CO., 90 Columbia St., keep a large stock of Cloaklngs, Cloths,
296 LIST OF POST OFFICES IN INDIANA.
Brauch Creek,
Huntington
Catalpa Grove,
Benton
Corunin,
DeKalb
Braysville,
Dearborn
Cataract,
Owen
Corydon,
Harrison
Brasil, .
Clay
Cathcart,
Jasper
Cottage Grove,
Union
Br e inert,
Marshall
Cave Spring,
Decatur
Cottage Hill,
St. Joseph
Brewersville,
Jennings.
Cedar Spring,
Decatur
Covington,
Fountain
Brick Mil],
Sullivan
Cedar Grove,
Franklin
Cox's- Mill,
Wayne
Bridgeport"
Marion
Cedar Lake,
Lake
Craig,
Switzerland
Bridgeton,
Parke
Celestine,
Dubois
Crane's Mill,
Jackson
Bright,- .
Dearborn
Center,
Howard
Crawfordsville,
Montgomery
Biighton,
La Grange
Center Point,
Clay
Crisp's M Roads,
Harrison
Bristol,
Elkhart
Centerton,
Morgan
Crittenden
Cass
Broad Ripple,
Marion
Center Valley,
Morgan
Cromwell,
Noble
Brook,
Newton
Centeivillo,
Wayne
Crooked Creek,
Steuben
Brookfield,
Shelby
Cerro Gordo,
Randolph
Crossing,
Laporte
Brooklyn,
Morgan
Chalmers,
White
Cross Plains,
Ripley
Brockston,
White
Chamberlain,
Allen
Crothersville,
Jackson
Brookvillc,
Franklin
Chanibersburg,
Orange
Crown Point,
Lake
Brownsbui'g,
Hendricks
Charlestown,
Clark
Crowville,
Warrick
Brownstown,
Jackson
Charlottesville,
Hancock
Cuba,
Owen
Brown's Valley,
Montgomery
Chestnut Hill,
Washington
Culver's Station,
Tippecanoe
Brownsville,
Union
Chester,
Wayne
Cumberland,
Marion
Bruce's Lake,
Fnlton
Chesterfield,
Madison
Currysville,
Sullivan
Bruceville,
Knox
Chili,
Miami
Curtis,
Madison
Bruin's M Roads
Parke
Christy's Prairie
Clav
Curtisville,
Tipton
Brunswick,
Lake
OhuruLusco,
Whitley
Cynthiana,
Posey
Brushy Prairie,
La Grange
Cicero,
Hamilton
Dale,
Spencer
Bryantsburg,
Jefferson
Cincinnatus,
Hendricks
Daleville,
Delaware
Bryan tsville.
Lawrence
Clarksburg,
Decatur
Dalton,
Wayne
Bryant's Creek,
Monroe
Clark's Hill,
Tippecanoe
Dangola,
Gibson
Buck Creek,
Greene
Clark's Prairie,
Daviess
Danville,
Hendricks
Buckskin,
Gibson
Clarksville,
Hamilton
Dan Webster,
Henry
Butt'alo,
Whit^
Clark's Station,
Lake
Darlington,
Montgomery
BuiTalo villa.
Spencer
Clay Hill,
Bartholomew
Davisville,
Shelby
Bunker Hill,
Miami
Claypool,
Kosciusko
Dayton,
Tippecanoe
Burget's Corners
, Clinton
Clayton,
Hendricks
Decatur,
Adams
Burlington,
Carroll
Claysville,
Washington
Decker's Station,
Knox
Burnett's Creek,
White
Clear Spring,
Kosciusko
Deem,
Oweu
Burnsville,
Bartholomew
Cleona,
Brown
Deep River,
Lake
Bosseron,
Knox
Clermont,
Marion
Deer Creek,
Carroll
Butler,
DeKalb
Cleveland,
Hancock
Deerfield,
Randolph
Butlerville,
Jennings
Clifford,
Bartholomew
DeKalb,
DeKalb
Byrnesville,
Harrison
Cliffton,
Union
DelawarCj
Ripley
Cadiz,
Henry
Clifty,
Decatur
Delaware Station
, Ripley
Callao,
Laporte
Clinton,
Vermillion
Delphi,
Carrofl
Camargo,
Jefferson
Clinton Lock,
Parke
Delta,
Park
Cambridge,
Wayne
Oioverdale,
Putnam
Demiiig,
Hamilton
Camden,
Carroll
Cloverland,
Clay
Derby, ■
Perry
Campbell,
Orange
Coatesville,
Hendricks
Devon,
Henry
Cambellsburg,
Washington
Cochran,
Dearborn
Dillsborough,
Dearborn
Camp Morton,
Marion
Coessc,
Whitley
Dilney Hill,
Dubois
Cana,
Jennings
Coffee,
Clay
Don Juan,
Perry
Canaan,
Jefferson
Coffee Creek,
Porter
Door Village,
Laporte
Canal,
Warwick
Cold Spring,
Noble
Dora,
Wabash
Canuelton,
Perry
Cole Creek,
Fountain
Dover,
Boone
Canoper,
Adams
Cole's Corners,
DeKalb
Dover Hill,
Martin
Canton,
Washington
Colfax,
Clinton
Down Hill,
Crawford
Carlisle,
Sullivan
Collamer,
Whitley
Drewersburg,
Franklin
Carniel,
Hamilton
Columljia,
Favette
Dublin,
Wayne
Carpenter's Cree
k, Jasper
Columbia City,
Whitley
Duck Creek,
Madison
Carpentersville,
Putnam
Columbus,
Bartholomew
Dudleytown,
Jackson
Carroll,
Carroll
Concord,
Tippecanoe
Dundee,
Blackford
Carrsville,
Marion
Cornersville,
Fayette
Dunkirk,
Jay
Cartersburg,
Hendricks
Conn's Creek,
Shelby
Dunlapsville,
Union
Carthage,
Rush
Cookerly,
Vigo
Dupout,
Jefferson
Gary,
Miami
Cook's Station,
Elkhart
Dye,
Martin
Cassville,
Howard
Cornucopia,
Oarroll
Dyer,
Lake
Castleton, •
Marion
Cortland,
Jackson
Eagle Creek.
Lake
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Eagletown,
East Germantown,
East Liberty,
East Orange,
Eaton,
Economy,
Edeii,
Edinbuig,
Edwardsport,
Edwardsvillc,
Elizabeth,
Elizabethtown,
Elizaville,
Elkhart,
Eikinsville,
Ellittsville,
Ehu,
Elrod,
Eminence,
Emmettsville,
English,
English Lake,
Enterprise,
Epsom,
Etna Green,
Eugene,
Evansville,
Everton,
Ewing,
Fairfield,
Fairfield Center,
Fairland,
Fairmount,
Fair View,
Fall Creek,
Falmouth,
Hamilton Franklin,
Wayne Frankton,
Allen Fredericksburg,
Noble Fredonia,
Delaware] P'reelandville,
Wayne jFreeport,
Hancock Freetown,
Johnson Fremont,
Knox French Island,
FloydiFrench Lick,
Harrison i Fruit Hill,
Bartholomew Fulda,
Boone JFullcr's Corners,
Elkhart I Fulton,
Brown, Galena,
Monroe. Gallandit,
Knox I Galveston,
Ripley I Ganson,
Morgan j Gee tingsville,
Randolph jG en tryville,
Crawford I Georgetown,
Stark Georgia,
Spencer] Germantown,
Daviessl Gibson Station,
KosciuskOjGilead,
Vermillion I Gillum,
Vanderburgj Glenn's Valley,
Fayettei Goldsborougli,
Jackson Gold Creek,
Franklin I Goshen,
DeKalbJGosport,
Shelby Graham,
Marshall I Grand View,
Randolph Grant,
Marion Grantsburg,
Fayette Grant's Creek,
Farabee's Station, Washington Granville,
Farm,
Farmers,
Farmers' Retreat,
Farmersville,
Farmland,
Fayetteville,
Ferdinand,
Fetherhuff's Mills,
Findloy's Mills,
Fish Creek,
Fishersburg,
Fitch,
Five Corners,
Flat Rock,
Flint,
Florence,
Flower's Gap,
Flowerville,
Floyd Knobs,
Fly Creek,
Forest Hill,
Ferestville,
Fort Branch,
Fort Ritner,
Fort Wayne,
Foster's Ridge,
Fox,
Francesville,
Francisco,
Frankfort,
Clay|Greenbush,
KosciuskO|Green Castle,
Dearborn ! Greenfield,
Posey I Greenfield Mills,
Randolph! Green Oak,
Lawrence Greensborough,
Dubois! Greensburg,
Carroll I Green's Fork,
Jackson! Green town,
Stenben Greenville,
jMadison I Green wood,
Cass GreysvilJe,
Miami! Groomsville,
Shelby|Groveland,
Steuben 'Grovertown,
Switzerland, Groves,
Washington ; Guilford,
White Guionsville,
Floyd j Guthrie,
La Grange I Hagerstown,
Decaturi Halbcrt's Bluff,
Madison [Half Way,
Gibson! Hall,
LawrencelHall's Corners,
Allen j Hamilton,
Perry Hammond,
Wells, Hannah Station,
Pulaski I Hannegan,
Gibson Hanover,
ClintonlHardingsburg,
Johnson
Madisoi
Washington
Crawl'ord
Knox
Shelby
Jackson
Steuben
Spenc
Oraii
Vi
Spencer
i Whitley
Fulton
Floyd
Marion
C
Pula
Clinton
Spencei'
Floyd
Lawrence
Marion
Lak
Miami
J a
Marion
Bartholomew
Brown
Elkhart
Owen
Jefferson
Spencer
Grant
Crawford
Switzerland
Delawar
Grant
Putnam
Hancock
La Grange
Fulton
Henry
Decatur
Wayne
Howard
Floyd
Johnson
Sullivan
Tipton
Putnam
Stark
Fayette
Dearl)orn
Dearborn
Lawrence
Wayne
Martin
Jay
Morgan
Ailen
Steuben
Marion
Laporte
Rusk
Jefferson
Washington
Harlan,
Harmony,
Uarnsburg,
Harrison,
Harristown,'
Harrisville,
Harrodsburg,
Hartford,
Hartford City,
Hart's Mills,
IlartsviiJe,
Harvevsbnrg,
Haskell,
Haubstadt,
Hausertown,
Haw Patch,
Hawthorn's Mills,
Ha\sville,
Hazleton,
Headley's Mills,
Hebron,
Hecla,
Hector,
Fleffron,
Heller's Corners,
Heltonville,
Hermann,
Hickory Branch,
Hickory Point,
Higliland Station,
High Rock,
Hillsboro',
Hobart,
Hobbieville,
Holland,
Hollandsburg,
Holman,
Holton,
Home,
Homer,
Hope,
Hopewell,
Houston,
Howard,
Howesville,
Hubbard,
Hudson,
Hudson ville,
Huntingburg,
Huntington,
Huntsville,
Huron,
Iluth,
Hymeria,
Iba,
Idaville,
Independence
Indianapolis,
Indian Field,
In wood,
Ireland,
Island Grove,
Jack's Creek,
J auk son,
Jacksonburg,
Jacksonville,
Jadden,
Allen
Clay
Fayette
Delaware
Washington
Randolph
Monroe
Ohio
Blackford
Rijiley
Bartholomew
Fountain
Laporte
Gibson
Owen
La Grange
Pike
Dubois
Gibson
Fountain
Porter
Noble
Jay
Washington
Allen
Lawrence
Ripley
Posey
Lake
Greene
Daviess
Fountain
Lake
Greene
Dubois
Parke
Dearborn
Ripley
Jefferson
Rush
Bartholomew
Jennings
Jackson
Parke
Clav
Clark
Laporte
Daviess
Dubois
Huntington
Madison
Lawrence
Franklin
Sullivan
DoKalb
White
Warren
Marion
Monroe
Marshall
Dubois
Greene
Greene
Decatur
Wayne
Switzerland
Grant
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Jalapa,
Jamestown,
Jarvis,
Jasonville,
Jasper,
Jay,
Jefferson,
Jeifersonville,
Jennings,
Jerome,
Jonesborough,
Jones' Station,
Jonesville,
Jordan,
Jordan Village,
Juliet,
Kansas,
Keek's Church,
Kelso,
Kendallville,
Kent,
Kent Station,
Kewanna,
Kinder,
Kingsbury,
Kingston,
Kirkland,
Kirk's Cross Roads,
Knightstown,
Knob Creek,
Knox,
Kokomo,
Kossuth,
Laconia,
Ladoga,
LaFayetto,
LaFontaine,
LaGrange,
LaGro,
Lake City,
Lalie Station
Laketon,
Lakeville,
Lancaster,
Land,
Lanesville,
Laporte,
Laurel,
Laurence,
Lawrenceburg,
Lawrenceville,
Leatherwood,
Leavenworth,
Lebanon,
Lee,
Leesburg,
Leesville,
Leipsic,
Leo,
Leopold,
Lewis,
Lewis Creek,
Lewisburg,
Lewisville,
Lexington,
Liberty,
Liberty Centre,
Grant
Boone
DeKalb
Greene
Dubois
Jay
Clinton
Clark
Franklin
Howard
Grant
Dearborn
Bartholomew
Randolph
Owen
Lawrence
Bartholomew
Martin
Dearborn
Noble
Jefferson
Newton
Fulton
Hancock
Laporte
Decatur
Adams
Clinton
Henry
Harrison
Mathew
Howaid
Wasliington
Harrison
Montgomery
Tippecanoe
Wabash
LaGrange
Wabash
Stark
Lake
Wabash
St. Joseph
Jefferson
Whitley
Harrison
Laporte
Franklin
Marion
Dearborn
Dearborn
Lawrence
Crawford
Boone
Warrick
Kosciusco
Lawrence
Orange
Allen
Perry
Vigo
Shelby
Cass
Henry
Scot't
Union
Wells
Liberty Mills,
Ligoaier,
Lilly Dale,
Lima,
Lumber Lost,
Lincoln,
Linden,
Linn Grove,
Linton,
Lisbon,
Little River,
Little Walnut,
Little York,
Livonia,
Locke,
Lockport,
Lodi,
Logan,
Logansport,
London,
Lone Tree,
Longwood,
Loogootee.
Losantville,
Lovely Dale,
Lowell Mills,
Ludlow,
Luray,
Lushers,
Lynn,
Lynnville,
Mace,
McCameron,
McCordsville,
McCoy's Station
McCutchanville
McDonald's,
McFadden,
Madison,
Magnolia,
Mahalasville,
Mahon,
Manchester,
Manhattan,
Manilla,
Mansfield,
Manville,
Maples,
Marco,
Marcy,
Marengo,
Marietta,
Marion,
Markle,
Markleville,
Marniont,
Marshfield,
Mars Hill,
Martinsburg,
Martinsville,
Martz,
M assilloa,
Mauckport,
Maxinkukee,
Maysville,
Mechanisburg,
Medeline,
Wabash
Noble
Perry
LaGrange
Adams
Cass
Montgomery
Adams
Greene
Noble
Allen
Putnam
Washington
Washington
Elkhart
Carroll
Wabash
Dearborn
Cass
Shelby
Greene
Fayette
Martin
Randolph
Knox
Bartholomew
Dubois
Henry
Perry
Randolph
Warrick
Montgomery
Martin
Hancock
Decatur
Vanderburg
Orange
Posey
Jefferson
Crawford
Morgan
Huntington
Dearborn
Putnam
Rush
Parke
Jefferson
Allen
Greene
LaGrange
Crawford
Shelby
Grant
Huntington
Madison
Marshall
Warren
Randolph
Washington
Morgan
Clay
Allen
Harrison
Marshall
Huntington
Henry
Parke
Medarysville,
Pulask
Medora,
Jackson
Melrose,
Rush
Memphis,
Clark
Mercury
Madison
Merom,
Sullivan
Merrian,
Noble
Merrillville,
Lake
Metamora,
Franklin
Meten,
Cass
Mets,
Steuben
Mexico,
Miami
Miami,
Miami
Michigan City,
Lapoite
Michigantown,
Clinton
Middlebury,
Elkhart
Middle Fork,
Clinton
Middletown,
Henry
Midway,
Spencer
Mier,
Grant
Mifflin,
Crawford
Milan,
Ripley
Milford,
Kosciusko
Mill Ark,
Fulton
Mill Grove,
Owen
Millersburg,
Elkhart
Milhousen,
Decatur
Millport,
Jackson
Milltown,
Crawford
Millville,
Henry
Milo,
Brown
Milroy,
Rush
Milton,
Wayne
Mishawaka,
St. Joseph
Mitchell,
Lawrence
Mixersville,
Franklin
Mongoquinong,
LaGrange
Monmouth,
Admas
Monon,
White
Monroe,
Jay
Monroeville,
Allen
Monrovia,
Morgan
Monterey,
Pulaski
Montez,
Cass
Montezuma,
Parke
Montgomery,
Jennings
Montgomery's Station Davies
Monticello,
White
Montmorency,
Tippecanoe
Montpelier,
Blackford
Mooney,
Jackson
Moorefield,
Switzerland
Mooresburg,
Pulaski
Moore's Hill,
Dearborn
Mooresville,
Morgan
Moore's Vineyard,
Bartholomew
Moral,
Shelby
Morgantown,
Morgan
Morgiana,
Lawrence
Morocco,
Newton
Morris,
Ripley
Morristowu,
Shelby
Morton,
Putnam
Moscow,
Rush
Mountain Springs,
Martin
Mount Auburn,
Shelby
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Mount Carmel, Franklin
Mount Etna, Huntington
Mount Gilboa, Benton
Mount Hope, De Kalb
Mount Jefferson, Carroll
Mount Liberty, Brown
Mount Meridian, Putnam
Mount Moriab, Brown
Mount Pleasant, Martin
Mount Prospeet, Crawford
Mount Sterling, Switzerland
Mount Tabor, Monroe
Mount Vernon, Posey
Mount Washington, Morgan
Muddy Fork, Clark
Mud Lick, Jefferson
Mulberry, Clinton
Muncie, Delaware
Murray, Wells
Napoleon, Ripley
Nasli Depot, Vanderburg
Nashville, Brown
Natchez, Martin
Nebraska, Crawford
Nebraska, Jennings
Neff, Randolph
Neil's Station, Wayne
Nevada, Tipton
New Albany, Floyd
New Alsace, Dearborn
New Amsterdam, Harrison
New Bellsville, Brown
Newbern, Bartholomew
Newberry, Greene
New Boston, Spencer
New Britton, Hamilton
Newburg, Warrick
New Burlington, Delaware
New Carlisle, St. Joseph
New Castle, Henry
New Corner, Delaware
New Corydon, Jay
New Durham, Laporte
New Elizabeth, Hendricks
Ne'rtT Farniington, Jackson
New Garden, Waynu
New Goshen, Vigo
New Harmony, Posey
New Haven, Allen
New Holland, Wabash
New Lancaster, Tipton
New Lebanon, Sullivan
New Lisbon, Henry
New London, Howard
New Marion, Riplev
New Maysville. Putnam
New Mount Pleasant, Jay
New Paris, Elkhart
New Philadelphia, Washington
New Pittsburg, Randolph
Newport, Vermillion
New Providence, Clark
New Retreat, Washington
New Richmond, Montgomery
New Ross, Montgomery
New Salem, Ru;h
New Salisbury, Harrison
Newton Stewart, Orange
Newtonville, Spencer
Newtown, Fountain
New Trenton, Franklin
Newville, DeKalb
New Washington, Clark
New Waverly, Cass
New Winchester, Hendricks
Nicholsonville, Putnam
Niconza, Miami
Nine Mile, Allen
Ninevah, Johnson
Noah, Shelby
Noble, Noble
Noblesville, Hamilton
Normanda, Tipton
North Bend, Stark
North East, Steuben
Northern Depot, Boone
Northfiek', Boone
North Galveston, Kosciusko
North Hogan, Ripley
North Judson, Stark
North Liberty, St. Joseph
North Madison, Jefferson
North Manchester, Wabash
Northport, Noble
North Salem, Hendricks
Notre Dame, St. Joseph
Nottingham, VVells
Null's Mills, Fayette
Numa, Parke
Oak, Pulaski
Oakdale, Jennings
Oakdam, Vanderburg
Oakford, Howard
Oak Forrest, Franklin
Oak Grove, Jasper
Oakland, Spencer
Oakland City, Gibson
Oak Station, Knox
Oak Woods, Grant
Oceola, St. Joseph
Ogden, Henry
Oldenburg, Franklin |
Clean, Riplev
Olive Hill, Wayne
Oneida, Kosciusko
Ontario, LaGrange
Onward, Cass,
Orange, Fayette
Orangeville, Orange
Orchard Grove, Lake
Oregon, Clark
Organ Spring, Washington
Orland, Steuben
Orleans, Orange;
Osgood, Ripley;
Ossian, Wells;
Oswego, Kosciusko
Outlet, Lake
Ovid, Madison
Owensburg, Greene
Owensville, Gibson
Oxford, Benton
Padiria, Crawford
Palestine, Kosciusko,
Palmyra, . Harrison
Paoli, Orange
Par4s, Jennings
Parish Grove, Benton
Parker, Randolph
Parkersburg, Montgomery
Parker's Settlement, Posey
Parkville, Parke
Patoka, Gibson
Patricksburg, Owen
;Patriot, Switzeiland
Paw Paw, Mi;inu
Pecksburg, Vermillion
Pekin, Washington
Pendleton, Madison
Pennville, Jay
Pepperton, Franklin
Perkinsville, Madison
Perry Allen
Perrysburg, Miami
Perryville, Vermillion
Peru, Miami
Petersburg, Pike
Pettit, Tippecanoe
Philadelphia, Hancock
Piattsville, Parke
Pickard's Mills Clinton
Pierceton, Kosciusko
Pierceville, Ripley
Pigeon Roost, Scott
Pilot Grove, Newton
Pilot Knob, Crawford
Pimento Vigo
Pine City, Morgan
Pine Village, Warren
Pinhook, Lawrence
Pictsboro' Hendricks
Pittsburg, Carroll
Plainfield, Hendricks
Plainville Daviess
Pleasant, Switzerland
Pleasant Grove, Jasper
Pleasant Hill. Montgomery
Pleasant Lake, Steuben
Pleasant Mills, Adams
Pleasant Ridge, Greene
Plymouth, Marshall
Po, Allen
Point Commerce, Greene
Point Isabel, Grant
Poland. Clav
Polk Patch, Warrick
Polk Run, Clark
Pond Crceek Mills, Knox
Poolesville, Warren
Poplar Grove, Howard
Porter's Cross Roads, Porter
Portersville, Dubois
Port Gibson, Gibson
Portland, Fountain
Portland Mills, Parke
Poseyville, Posey
Poston, Ripley
Prailie, Tipton
I'rairie Creek, Vigo
Prairie Edge, Montgomery
Prairieton, Vigo
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Prescott,
Shelby
Saint John,
Lake
Sparta,
Dearborn
Priam,
Blackford
Saint Leon,
Dearborn
Spartanburg,
Randolph
Price,
Huntington
Saint Mary's
Vigo
Spencer,
Owen
Princeton,
Gibson
Saint Omer,
Decatur
Spencerville,
De Kalb
Prince William,
Carroll
Saint Paul,
Decatur
Spiceland,
Henry
Prosperity,
Madison
Saint Peter's
Franklin
Spring Creek,
Cass
Prowsville,
Washington
Saint Wendel's
Posey
Spring Dale,
Harrison
Puddletown,
Laporte
Salamonia,
Jay
Springfield.
Franklin
Pulaski,
Piildski
Salem,
Washington
Springfield Mills,
Noble
PutnamviJle,
Putnam
Salem Centre,
Steuben
Spring Hill,
Decatur
Queensville,
Jennings
Saltilloville,
Washington
Springtown,
Hendricks
Quercus Grove.
Switzerland
Saluda,
Jefferson
Springville,
Lawrence
Quincy,
Owen
Saundersville, .
Vanderburg
Sproatts,
Sullivan
Raglesville,
Daviess
Sandy Ridge,
Steuben
Stamper's Creek,
Orange
Rainsville,
Warren
Sandford,
Vigo
Stanford,
Monroe
Raleigh,
Rush
San Jacinto,
Jennings
Star,
Rush
Randall,
Allen
San Piere,
Stark
State Line,
Warren
Raysville,
Henry
Santa Claus,
Spencer
Staunton,
Clay
Reddington,
Jackson
Santa Fe,
Miami
Steam Corner,
Fountain
Reelsville,
Putnam
Sardinia,
Decatur
Steeles,
Rush
Reese's Mill,
Boone
Saturn,
Whitley
Stewartsville,
Posey
Reffsburg,
Wells
Scipio,
Jennings
Stilesville,
Hendrick
Renssalaer,
Jasper
Scotland,
Greene
Stinesville.
Monroe
Reserve,
Miami
Scottsville,
Floyd
Stip's Hill,
Franklin
Retreat,
Jackson
Sellersburg,
Clark
Stockdale,
Miama
Reynolds,
White
Selma,
Delaware
Stockton,
Owen
Richardson,
St. Joseph
Sevastopol,
Kosciusko
Stockwell,
Tippecanoe.
Richland,
Rush
Seymour,
Jackson
Stoney Point,
Jefferson
Richmond,
Wayne
Shanghai,
Howard
Storm's Creek,
Jennings
Rich Valley,
Wabash
Shannondale,
Montgomery
Strawberry Ridge
, Pulaski
Richwoods,
Delaware
Sharon,
Delaware
Strawtown,
Hamilton
Ridge Road
Allen
Sharp's Mills,
Harrison
Stringtown,
Ripley
Ridgeville,
Randolph
Sharpsville,
Tipton
Sugar Branch,
Switzerland
Rigdon,
Grant
Shawnee Mound,
Tippecanoe
Sugar Creek,
Hancock
Riley,
Vigo
Sheasville,
Morgan
Sugar Grove,
Tippecanoe
Ringgold,
LaGrange
Sheilville,
Hamdton
Sugar River,
Montgomery
Rising Sun,
Ohio
Shelbyville,
Shelby
Sullivan,
Sullivan
River Vale,
Lawrence
Sidney,
Fulton
Sulphur Hill,
Shelby
Roanoke,
Huntington
Silver Lake,
Kosciusko
Sulphur Springa,
Henry
Rob Roy,
Fountain
Silverville,
Lawrence
Summit,
Whitley
Rochester,
Fulton
Simon's Corners,
Noble
Summitville,
Madison
Rock Creek,
Bartholompw
Six Mile,
Jennings
Sumption Prairie,
St. Joseph
Rockfield,
Carroll
Slash,
Grant
Sunman,
Ripley
Rockford,
Jackson
Slate,
Jennings
Swain's Mills,
Rush
Rockport, .
Spencer
Slate Cut,
Clark
Swan,
Noble
Rockville,
Parke
Sligo,
Marshall
Swanville,
Jefferson
Rogeriville,
Henry
Smelser's Mills,
Rush
Sylvan Grove,
Clark
Rolling Prairie,
Laporte
Smithland,
Shelby
Sylvania,
Parke
Rome,
Perry
Smith vi lie,
Monroe
Syracuse,
Kosciusko
Romney,
Tippecanoe
Smyrna,
Decatur
Tampico,
Jackson
Rono,
Perry
Snow Hill,
Randolph
Taylor's Corners,
DeKalb
Root,
Allen
Solsberry,
Greene
Tavlorsville, Bartholomew
Roselle,
Laporte
Somerset,
Wdbash
Teil City,
Perry
Rosedale,
Parke
Somerville,
Gibson
Terre Coupee,
St. Joseph
Rose Hill,
Kosciusko
South Bend,
St. Joseph
Terre Haute,
Vigo
Roseville,
Parke
South Betheny,
Bartholemew
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Crawford
Gallia
Guernsey
Knox
Richland
Athena
Noble
Portage
Cuyahoga
^Columbiana
Ashtabula
Ottawa
Delaware
Franklin
Brown
Darke
Harrison
Montgomery
Darke
Cassimeres, Blankets, Flannels, Underwear, Fancy Woolens, Furs.
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Ghent,
Gibesonville,
Gibson,
Gibson's Station,
Gilboa,
Gilead.
Gillespieville,
Gilmore,
Girard,
Glasgow,
Glencoe,
Gendale,
Gnadenhutten,
Golden Corner,
Gomber,
Good Hope,
Gomer,
Gordon,
Gore,
Gorbam,
Goshen,
Grafton,
Grand View,
Granger,
Granville,
Grape Grove,
Gratiot,
Gratis,
Gray's Corners,
Gray?ville,
Gray town,
Greasy Ridge,
Great Bend,
Green,
Greenbush,
Green Camp,
Green Castle,
Greenfield,
Greenford,
Green Hill,
Greenland,
Greensburg,
Summit
Hocking
Pike
Guernsey
Putnam
Wood
Ross
Tuscarawas
Trumbull
Columbiana
Belmont
Hamilton
Tuscarawas
Wayne
Guernsey
Fayette
Allen
Darke
Hocking
Fulton
Clermont
Lorain
Washington
Medina
Licking
Greene
Licking
Preble
Morrow
Monroe
Ottawa
Lawrence
Meigs
Licking
Preble
Marion
Fairfield
Highland
Mahoning
Colubiana
Ross
Trumbull
Greensburg M RoadsSandusky
Green Spring, Seneca
Greentown,
Greenville,
Greenwick Station,
Greersville,
Groesbeck,
Grove City,
Grove Port,
Guilford,
Gustavus,
Gustin,
Guvsville,
Haie,
Hale's Creek,
Hall's Valley,
Hallsville,
Hamburg,
Hamer,
Hamilton,
Hamersviile,
Hammondsville,
Hampden,
Handy,
Hanging Rock,
Stark
Darke
Huron
Knox
Hamilton
Franklin
Medina
Trumbull
Adams
Athens
Harden
Scioto
Hanna's Mills,
Hannibal,
Hanover,
Hanoverton,
Hardin,
Harlem,
Harlem Spring,
Harmar,
Harmony,
Harper,
Harpersfield,
Harrietaville,
Harris,
Harrison,
Harrisburg,
Harrisonville,
Harrisviile.
Harshmansville,
Hartford,
Hartland,
Hartleyville,
Hart's Grove,
Hartville,
Harveysburg,
Hassan,
Hastings,
Havana,
Haverhill,
Hawkeye,
Hays,
Haysville,
Hebbardsville,
Hebron,
Hedge's Store,
Hemlock Grove,
Henly,
Hendrysburg,
Henning's Mills,
Henrietta,
Herring,
Hibbetts,
Hiokory,
Hicksville,
Higginsport,
High Hill,
Highland,
Hill Grove,
Hillhouse,
Hilliard's
Hillsboro'
Hill's Fork,
Hinckley,
Hiram,
Hiramsburg,
Hockiugport,
Hog Creek,
Holland,
Mahoning I Hopkinsville,
Monroe I Ilopkinsville,
Licking Horatio,
Columbiana [ Houston,
Shelby Ilowland,
Delaware Hubbard,
Hudson,
Hudsonville,
Carroll
Washington
Clark
Logan
Ashtabula
Noble
Gallia
Hamilton
Franklin
Hull's,
Iluniplirey's Villa,
Hunter,
Huntersviilc,
Huntington,
Huntsburg,
Huntsville.
Harrison
Montgomery
Trumbull
Huron
Athens
Ashtabula
Stark
Warren
Hancock
Richland
Huron
Scioto
Licking
Jackson
Ashland
Athens
Licking
Pickaway
Meigs
Montgomery
Belmont
Clermont
Lorain
Allen
Carroll
Meigs Huron,
Hyattsville,
Iberia,
Islesboro,
Independence,
Indian Camp,
Indian Hill,
Indigo,
Inland,
Inverness,
lone.
Iron Furnace,
Ironton,
Iron Valley,
Irwin,
Island Creek,
Ithaca,
Jackson Furnace,
Jacksontown,
Jacobsburg,
Jamestown,
Jasper,
Jasper Mills,
Java,
Jaysville,
Jackson Centre,
Morgan Holmesville,
Ross
Holt,
Fairfield
Home,
Paulding
Homer,
Sutler
Homerville,
Brown
Hooppolc,
Jefferson
Hope,
Geauga
Hopedale,
Fulton
Hope Ridge,
Lawrence
Hopewell,
Defiance
Brown
Muskingum
Highland
Darke
Lake
Franklin
Highland
Adams
Medina
Portage
Noble
Athens
Allen
Lucas
Holmes
Wood
Highland
Licking
Medina
Ross
Franklin
Harrison
Monroe
Muskingum
Lucas Jackson C. U.
Jacksonborough,
Jeddo,
Jefferson C. H.,
Jeffersonville,
Jelloway,
Jerome,
Jcromesville,
Jersey,
Jewett,
Johnsonville,
Johnson's Coi ners,
Johnstown,
Jolinsvillc,
Jolly,
Jones' Station,
Jones' Corner,
Junction,
Kalida,
Keene,
Kiinsds,
Keiths,
Kclley's Island,
Kellcy's Mills,
Kelloggsvillc,
Kennedy's M Roads, Lawrence
Noble
Warren
Darke
Shelbv
Trumbull
Summit
Hardin
Athens
Holmes
Belmont
Hardin
Lorain
Geauga
Logan
Erie
Miami
Morrow
Hocking
Cuyahoga
Guernsey
Hamilton
Monroe
Summit
Columbiana
Erie
Scioto
Lawrence
Jackson
Union
Jefferson
Darke
Jackson
Licking
Belmont
Greene
Pike
Fayette
Lucas
Darke
Shelby
Jackson
Butler
Jeiferson
Ashtabula
Fayette
Knox
Union
Ashland
Licking
Harrison
Trumbull
Summit
Licking
Montgomery
Monroe
Butler
Coshocton
Paulding
Putnam
Coshocton
Seneca
Noble
Eiie
Lawrence
Ashtabula
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306 LIST OF POST OFFICES IN OHIO.
Kennon,
Keiinonsburg,
Kenton,
Keystone,
Killbourne,
Killbuck,
Kilgore,
Kimbolton,
Kinderhook,
Kingston,
Kingston Centre,
Kingsville,
Kiusinans,
Kirby,
Kirkersville,
Kirkland,
Kneisley,
Knox,
Knoxville,
Koch's
Kossuth,
Kyger,
Laceyville,
La Fayette,
La Grange,
Laing's
Lake,
Lake Fork,
Lamartine,
Lamira,
Lanipaville,
Lancaster,
Langsville,
La Forte,
Larue,
Latham,
Lattas,
Laura,
Laurel,
Lavona,
Belmont
Nobie
Hardin
Jackson
Delaware
Holmes
Carroll
Guernsey
Pickaway
Ross
Delaware
Ashtabula
Trumbull
Wyandott
Licking
Lake
Greene
Knox
Jeflferson
Wayne
Auglaize
Gallia
Harrison
Madison
Lorain
Monroe
Stark
Ashland
Carroll
Belmont
Belmont
Fairfield
Meigs
Lorain
Marion
Pike
Ross
Miami
Clermont
Fulton
Lawrence, Washington
Laymaa, Washington
Leatherwood, Guernsey
Leavitt, Carroll
Lebanon, Warren
Lecomptou, Monroe
Ledlies, Meigs
Lee, Athens
Leesburg, Highland
Lee's Creek, Clinton
Leesville, Carroll
Leesville M Roads, Crawford
Leipsic, Putnam
Lena, Fulton
Lenox, Ashtabula
Leon, Ashtabula
Leonardsburg, Delaware
Le Roy, Medina
Leslie, Van Wert
Le Sourdsville, Butler
Letart Falls, Meigs
Letimberville, Marion
Level, Warren
Levering, Knox
Levi, Jackson
Lewis, Brown
Lswisburg, Preble
Lewis Centre, Delaware
Lewistown, Logan
LewisvlUe, Monroe
Lexington, Richland
berty, Montgomery
berty Centre, Henry
bcrty Corner, Crawford
berty Hill, Washington
ck Run, Hamilton
eking Valley, Muskingum
kens, Crawford
lly, Scioto
ma, Allen
maville. Stark
ncoln, Gallia
ncoln, Monroe
ndonville, Ashtabula
meville. Licking
nton, Jefferson
nton Mills, Coshocton
nwood, Hamilton
tchfield, Medina
thopolis, Fairfield
ttle Beaver Bridge,
Columbiana
ttle Bull's Skin, Delaware
ttle Sandusky, Wyandotte
ttle Hockhocking, Wash'n
ttle York, Montgomery
verpool, Medina
Lock, Knox
Lockbourne, Franklin
Lockington, Shelby
Lockport, Williams
Lockville, Fairfield
Lockland, Hamilton
Lockland Station, Hamilton
Locust Corner, Clermont
Locust Grove, Adams
Locust Point, Ottawa
Locust Ridge, Brown
Lodi, Medina
Logan, Hocking
Loganville, Logan
Log Cabin, Morgai
London, Madison
Londonderry, Guernsey
Long Bottom, Meigs
Long Run, Licking
Loramie's, Shelby
Lordstown, Trumbull
Lottridge, Athens
Londonville, Ashland
Louisville, Stark
Loveland, Clermont
Lovett's, Adams
Lovett's Grove, Wood
Lowell, Washington
Lowellville, Mahoning
Lower Lawrencee, Washingt'n
Lower Newport, Washington
Lower Salem, Washington
Loydsvillc, Belmont
Lucas, Richland
Lucasville, Scioto
Lucerne, Knox
Ludlow, Miami
Luke's Corners, Williams
Lumberton, Clinton
Lynchburg, Highland
Lyndon Station, Rosa
Lyons, Fulton
Lyra, Scioto
McArthiir, Vinton
McCluiiey. Perry
McCleary, Noble
McCauley's, Deti.iuce
McComb, Hancock
McConnellsville, Mi)rgan
MeCutchenville, Wyandutt
McDaniels, Gailia
McDonald, Hiudiu
McDonaidsville, St;uk
McEwen's f^ Roads, Morrow
McGill, Paulding
MoGonigle's Station, Butler
McKay, Atliland
Mabee's, JacUson
Macedon, Jleicer
Macedonia Depot, Summit
Macon, LaUe
Madison, Mcnruw
Madisonburg, Wovae
Miidisonville, Haniiiioa
M.ignolia, Stark
Mainville, Warien
Malaga, Mdiwoe
Mallet Creek, Medina
Malta, Morgan
Malvern, Cairull
Manchester, Ad:im8
Mansfield, Richland
Mantua, Portage
Mantua Station, Portnge
Maple, Blown
Mapleton, hjtark
Miirethon, Clerniont
Marble Furnace, Adams
Maiblehead, Ottawa
Marcellus, Mercer
Miircy, Fairfield
Marengo, Mor ow
Maria Stein, Mercer
Marietta, Washington
Marion, Marion
Marits, Morriiw
Mark, Loj.'an
Marlborough, Stark
Marseilles, Wyandott
Marshall, Highland
Marshallsville, Wayne
Martin, Ot'Jiwa
Martinsburg, Knox
Martin's Ferry, Belmont
Martinsville, Clinton
Marshfield, Athens
Maryaville, Union
Mason, Warren
Massilion, Stark
Masterton, Monroe
MatcKett, Darke
Maumee City, Lucas
Maximo, Stark
Maxville, Perry
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Maxwelll,
Mavfield,
Mny Hill,
Maysville,
Meadow P'arm,
Meadow Branch,
Means,
Mecca,
Mechaniesburg,
Mechanicstown,
Medary,
M.'dill,
Medina,
Medoc,
Medway,
Mt;igs' Creek,
Meigsville,
Melinore,
Mendon,
Mentor,
Mercer,
Mercerville,
Mesopotamia,
Metiimora,
Mexico,
Miami,
Miami City,
Miamiburg,
Mianiivilie,
Middle Branch
Middlebourne,
Middleburg,
Middlebury,
Middle Creek,
Middle Fork,
Middle Field,
Middle Point,
Middleport,
Middletown,
Mifflin,
Milan,
Miiford,
Milford Centre,
Milfordton,
Mi II bury,
Mill Creek,
Milidale,
Mill Grove,
Millers,
Millersburg,
Millersport,
Millerstown,
Millfield,
Milligan,
Millwood,
Milnersville,
Milo,
Millville,
Milton,
Mntonsburg,
Milton Station,
Miltonville,
Mineral,
Mineral Point,
Minersville,
Mingo,
Minerva,
Delaware
Cuyahoga
Adams
Columbiana
Muskingum
Jackson
Harrison
Trumbull
Champaign
Carroll
Putnam
Athens
Medina
Hamilton
Clark
Morgan
Morgan
Seneca
Mercer
Lake
Mercer
Gallia
Trumbull
Fultor.
Wyandutt
Hamilton
Montgomery
Montgomery
Clermont
Stark
Guernsey
Cuyahoga
Summit
Noble
Hocking
Geauga
Van Wert
Meigs
Butler
Ashland
Erie
Clermont
Union
Knox
Wood
Fulton
Defiance
Morgan
Lawrence
Holmes
Fairfield
Cliampaign
Athens
Tuscarawas
Knox
Guernsey
Defiance
Butler
Mahoning
Monroe
Wood
Wood
Athens
Tuscarawas
Meigs
Vinton
Stark
Minster, Anglaize
Mississinawa, Darke
Slitchell'sSaltWorks, JefiFerson
Mogadore,
Mohawk Village,
Mohican,
Monclova,
Monroe,
Monroe Centre,
Monroe Mills,
Monroeville,
Montauk,
Monterey,
Montezuma,
Montgomery,
Monipellier,
Montra,
Montrose,
Montville,
Moons,
Summit
Coshocton
Ashland
Lucas
Butler
Ashtabula
Knox
Huron
Hamilton
Clermont
Mercer
Hamilton
Williams
Shelby
Summit
Geauga
Fayette
Moore's Salt Works, Jefferson
Mooreland,
Moorefield,
Morgan,
Morgan's Fork,
Morning Sun,
Morristown,
Morrisville,
Morrow,
Moscow,
Moscow Mills,
Moss Run,
Moultrie,
Moulton,
Mount Airy,
Moui'it Blftuchard,
Mount Blanco,
Mount CarmeJ,
Mount Carrick,
Mount Eaton,
Mount Ephraim,
Mount Gilead,
Mount Healthy,
Mount Heron,
Mount Holly,
Mount Hope,
Mount Liberty,
Mount Olive,
Mount Grab,
Mount Perry,
Mount Pisgah,
Mount Pleasant,
Mount Sterling,
Mount Union,
Mount Vernon,
Mount Victory,
Wayne
Harrison
Ashtabula
Pike
Preble
Belmont
Clinton
Warren
Clermont
^Morgan
Washington
Columbiana
Anglaize
Hamilton
Hancock
Meigs
Clermont
Monroe
Wayne
Noble
Morrow
Hamilton
Darke
Warren
Holmes
Knox
Clermont
Brown
Perry
Clermont
Jefferson
Madison
Stark
Knox
Hardin
Mount Washington. Hamilton
Mowrystown,
Muchinippe,
Mulberry,
Mulberry Corners,
Munnsville,
Munson,
Mutual,
Murat,
Muse,
Nairn,
Highland
Logan
Clermont
Geauga
Coshocton
Geauga
Champaign
Paulding
Muskingum
Scioto
Nankin, Ashland
Napoleon, Henry
Nashport, Muskingum
Nashville, Uolraea
Navarre, Stark
Nebo, Jefferson
Neelysville, Morgan
Nelson, Portage
Nelsonville, Athena
Neptune, Mercer
Nettle Lake, Williams
Nevada, Wyandott
Neville, Clermont
Nevin, Highland
New Albany, Mahoning
New Alexander, Columbiana
New Alexandria, Jefferson
New Antioch, (Clinton
Newark, Licking
New Athens, Harrison
New Baltimore, Stark
New Bavaria, Henry
New Bedford, Coshocton
New Berlin, Stark
New Bloomington, Marion
New Bremen, Anglaize
Newburg, Cuyahoga
New Burlington, Clinton
Newbury, Geauga
New California, Union
New Carlisle, Clark
New Castle, Coshocton
NewChambersb'g, Columbiana
New Comerstown, Tuscarawas
New Concord, Muskingum
New Corwin, Highland
New Cumberland, Tuscarawas
New Dover,
New England,
New Franklin,
New Garden,
New Guilford,
New Hagerstown,
New Hampshire,
New Harmony,
New Harrisburg,
New Haven,
New Holland,
New Hope,
New Jasper,
New Knoxville,
New Lebanon,
New Lexington,
New Lisbon,
Sew London,
New Lyme,
New Madison,
New Market,
New Martinsburg,
Union
Atliens,
Stark
Columbiana
Coshocton
Carroll
Anglaize
Brown
Carroll
Huron
Pickaway
Brown
Greene
Anglaize
Montgomery
Perry
Columbiana
Huron
Asht;ibula
Daike
Highland
Favctto
New Matanioras, Washington
New Middletown, Mahoning
New Milford, . Portage
New Moscow, Coshocton
New Palestine, Clermont
New Paris, Preble
New Petersburg, Highland
New Philadelphia, Tuscarawas
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New Pittsburg, Wayne
New Plymouth, Vinton
Newport, Washington
New Portage, Summit
New Prospect, Wayne
New Richland, Logan
New Richmond, Clermont
New Rochester, Wood
New Rumley, Harrison
New Salem, FairLeld
New Somerset, Jefferson
New Springfield, Mahoning
Newton Falls, Trumbull
Newtonville, Clermont
Newville, Richland
Newtown, . Hamilton
New Vienna, Clinton
New Washington, Crawford
New Waterford, Columbiana
New Way, Lickin^
New Westfield, Wood
New Westville, Prebl
Ney, Defiance
Nicholsville, Clermont
Niles, Trumbull
Nimisilla, ' Summit
Nonpareil, Knox
North Benton, Mahoning
North Berne, Fairfield
North Bloomfield, Trumbull
North Camden, Lorain
North Clayton, Miami
North Columbus, Franklin
North Dover, Cuyahoga
North Eaton, Lorain
North Fairfield, Huron
Northfield, Summit
NorthGeorgetown, Columbiana
North Hampton, Clark
North Industry. Stark
North Jackson, Mahoning
North Lawrence, Stark
North Lcwisburg, Champaign
North Liberty,
North Lima,
North Madison,
North Newbury,
North Ridge,
North Ridge ville.
North Royalton,
North Salem,
North Sheffield,
North Solon,
North Springfield,
North Star,
North Union town.
North Washington,
Northwest,
Norton,
Norton Centre,
Norwalk,
Norwich,
Nottingham,
Nova,
Oakfield,
Oak Hill,
Oakland,
Knox
Mahoning
Lake
Geauga
Hancock
Lorain
Cuyahoga
Guernsey
Ashtabula
Cuyahoga
Summit
Darke
Highlond
Hardin
Williams
Delaware
Summit
Huron
Muskingum
Harrison
Ashland
Perry
Jackson
Clinton
Oak Ridge,
Oberlin,
Oceola,
Odessa,
Ohl's Town,
Oil Diggings,
Okeana,
Old Hickory,
Olena,
Olive,
Olive Branch,
Olive Centre,
Olive Furnace,
Olive Green,
Olivesburg,
Olmsted,
Omega,
Oneida Mills,
Ontario,
Orange,
Orange Station,
Orangeville,
Oregon,
Orville,
Orwell,
Osborn,
Osman's
Osnaburg,
Ostend,
Ostrander,
Otsego,
Ottawa.
Ottokee C. H.,
Otways,
Oatville,
Overneok's Station,
Ovid,
Ovensville,
Oxford,
Ozark,
Paddy's Run,
Painesville,
Paint,
Painter Creek,
Paintersville,
Palestine,
Fallow,
Palmyra,
Palo Alto,
Panama,
Pancoastburg,
Paris,
Parisville,
Parkman,
Park's Mills,
Parma,
Pataskala,
Patmos,
Patriot,
Patterson,
Paulding,
Payne,
Pemberton,
Pendleton,
Penfield,
Peninsula,
Pennsville,
Hancock Peoli,
Lorain Perin's Mills,
Crawford Perote,
Henry Perry,
Trumbull Perrysburg,
Trumbull Perryton.
Butler Perryville,
Wayne Peru,
Huron Petersburg,
Noble Pettisville,
Clermont Pharisburg,
Meigs Phelps,
Lawrence Philanthropy,
Noble Philipsburg,
Richland Philo,
Cuyahoga Pickerington,
Pike Pickereltown,
Carroll Pierce,
Richland Pierpont,
Mahoning Pike,
Delaware Piketon,
Trnmbull Pilcher,
Warren Pine Grove,
Wayne Pioneer,
Ashtabula Piqua,
Greene Pisgah,
Adams Pitsburg,
Stark Pittsfield,
Washington Plain,
Delaware Plainfield,
Muskingum Plainville,
Ottawa Plank Road,
Fulton Plato,
Scioto Plattsville,
Licking Pleasant Corners,
Butler Pleasant Hill,
Franklin Pleasant Plain,
Clermont Pleasant Ridge,
Butler Pleasant Run,
Monroe Pleasanton,
Butler Pleasant Valley,
Lake Pleasantville,
Highland Plimton,
Darke Plymouth
Greene Post Town,
Pickaway Poe,
Stark Pdint Isabel,
Portage Point Pleasant,
Seneca Poland,
DefiancejPolk,
Fayette Polktown,
StarkiPomeroy,
Portage iPond,
Geauga jPond Run,
Franklin Pontiac,
CuyahogajPoplar,
Licking! Poplar Ridge,
Mahoning Portage,
Gallia Portage Centre,
Delaware Port Clinton,
Paulding Porter,
Paulding Portersville,
Shelby Port Homer,
Putnam Portland,
Lorain Portsmouth,
Summit Port Union,
Morgan Port Washington,
Tuscarawas
Clermont
Ashland
Lake
Wood
Licking
Ashland
Huron
Mahoning
;Fultou
Union
Ashtabula
Butler
Jefferson
Muskingum
Fairfield
Logan
Stark
Ashtabula
Perry
Pike
Belmont
Gallia
Williams
Miami
Butler
Darke
Lorain
Wayne
Coshocton
Hamilton
Belmont
Lorain
Shelby
Franklin
Miami
Warren
Hamilton
Hamilton
Athens
Morgan
Fairfield
Holmes
Richland
Butler
Medina
Clermont
Cleiraont
Mahoning
Ashland
Clermont
Meigs
Geauga
Scioto
Huron
Crawford
Darke
Wood
Hancock
Ottawa
Delaware
Perry
Jefferson
Meigs
Scioto
Butler
Tuscarawag
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Port William,
Clinton
Potsdam,
Miami
Powell,
Delaware
Powellsville,
Scioto
Powhatan Point,
Belmont
Prairie Depot,
Wood
Prairieville,
Erie
Pratt,
Shelby
Prattsville,
Vinton
Preston,
Hamilton
Pricetown,
Highland
Primrose,
Williams
Princeton,
Butler
Propstville,
Pickaway
Prospect,
Marion
Providence,
Lucas
Puebia,
Brown
Pugh,
Belmont
Pulaski,
Williams
Pulaskiville,
Morrow
Put-in-Bay,
Ottawa
Putnam,
Maskingum
Pyrmont,
Montgomery
Quaker Bottom,
Lawrence
Quincy,
Logan
Racine,
Meigs
Raccoon Island,
Gallia
Radnor,
Delaware
Rainsboro',
Highland
Raiidolph,
Portage
Rapids,
Partage
Rarden,
Scioto
Ravenna,
Portage
Rawsonville,
Lorain
Raymonds,
Union
Rays,
Jackson
Reading,
Hamilton
Red Lion,
Warren
Reid's,
Paulding
Reed's Mills,
Vinton
Reedsburg,
Wayne
Reedtown,
Seneca
Reesville,
Clinton
Regneir's Mills,
Washington
Rehoboth,
Perry
Reiley,
Butler
Reinersville,
Morgan
Remson's Corners, Medina
Renrock,
Noble
Republic,
Seneca
Republican,
Darke
Reservoir,
Mercer
Reynoldsburg,
Franklin
Richfield,
Summit
Richland,
Richland
Richmond,
Jefferson
Richmond Centre
, Ashtabula
Richmond Dale,
Ross
Richwood,
Union
Ridgeland,
Henry
Ridgeville,
Warren
Ridgeville Corners, Henry
Riga,
Lucas
Rinenart,
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FORT WAYNE ADVERTISEMENTS.
XI
C. STANLEY.
MILTON BIEBER.
THOS. J. STANLEY.
FORT "W^^YIS'E
STANLEY, BIEBER & CO.,
No. 118 W. Main Street,
FORT WAYNE, - - INDIANA.
»♦«
REI>J^IRri>r& DONE PROIVIPTLY.
LINDLY M. NINDE. NEWTON BOLES.
L. M. ^SrilSTDE & CO.,
DRUGGISTS
AND DEALERS IN
GLASS, PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES,
AND
I^ainter's Stock,
No. 78 CENTRAL BLOCK, Calhoun St.,
FOIiT "VTAYIVIC, - - IIVDIA3VA.
XII
-FORT WAYNE ADVERTISEMENTS-
J^ GhE ISTT
Manufactured by PLANER, BRAUNSDORFcfe CO.
REPAIRING of all kinds of SEWING a,nd HAND MACHINES, also ME-
CHANICAL TOOLS, SURGIO-AL INSTRUMENTS repaired and for
sale. IMPROVED PATENT GLASS PAD TRUSS, ARTI-
FICIAL LIMBS for sale and repaired. Second hand Sewing
Machines bought and sold. ,
N. W. cor. Calhoun & Jefferson Sts., ' FT. WAYNE, IND.
CITY SHINGLE & LATH mIlL
TRIER & TflCiTMYER,
Manufacturers of and Dealers in all kinds of
SHINGLES, LATH, &C.
Sawed, Poplar, Walnnt, or Black Ash & Red Oak
OUT SHIISTGLES
OF THE SAME.
Poplar Laths constantly on hand.
EWINQ STREET, north of the Canal, ,
(Near the Swing Bridge,)
FOBT WAYNE,
- INDIANA,
Consumers willido well to give us a call. Cash paid for Timber.
FORT WAYNE ADVERTISEMENTS.
XIII
-A.. H. ITEliO^ElXS,
GRAINING, PAPER HANGING, MARBLING, GLAZING, etc.
No. 7S Calhotm Street,
(3d Story over Drug Store.)
IIVDIAIVA.
^W^M. E. STTJRQIS,
No, 1 Aveline House BlJc,
FOET WAYNE, - - - INDIANA,
DEALER IN
CHEMICALS, DYE STUFFS,
Fancy and Toilet Articles, Flavoring Extracts, etc.
— — ' — •^
Prescriptions accurately compounded at all hours of the Day and Niu'lit.
■\PSZ:Di/L. 3VE. Tj^-Y-H-OTI,
LIVERY, SALE
MAYER HOUSE, Calhoun St., FT. WAYNE, IND.
A good agsortment of Horses and Carriages to let at all times.
f>
®4£1.
9
ALSO
" Represents the following Insurance Cos. ;
HARTFORD FIRE INS. CO., of Hartford, Conn.
HOME INSURANCE CO., of New Haven.
INDIANAPOLIS FIRE INS. CO., of Indianapolis.
Collections promptly attended to.
Office, O Clinton Ht., FT. WAYIVE, IIVO.
XIV FORT WAYNE ADVERTISEMENTS.
Livery, Sale
—AND-
FE£D STABLE,
JACKSON SWAIN, Proprietor,
South side Berry, one west of Calhoun.
**•••
Passengers carried to all parts of the State. City Hacks always ready.
The best of Horses, Carriages and Buggies to let on the
most reasonable terms. Call and satisfy yourself.
BAKER & BRO.,
-AND—
BAKER & CO.
MONROEVILLE^LLEN CO., IND. -
All kinds of rough Lumber Sawed, and Bills filled to order on reasonable
terms.
AVEUNE HOUSE,
MILLER k MORITZ, Props.,
South East Comer Berry and Calhoun Streets,
FT. WMIE, mo.
This is a First Class House, and its accommodations
are second to none in the West.
S ^OUND TO
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